High performance torque products fall into two catagories, motorized and non-motorized high performance indicator/sensor based.

The motorized torque tester is fully programmable and uses a torque sensor that is specifically designed for the tester and not only holds the calibration data but also the serial number as well as calibration due date. This type of tester includes software for writing programs and results queries. When the calibration due date is near, the program will provide an alert prompting calibration. Results will be tabular as well as graphical and the system samples for peak at high speeds. Multi-step programs can be written for movement in both directions and key on torque, revolutions, angle, time, and/or break. With password levels of protection, this type of tester is great for the lab or manufacturing.

Non-motorized high performance test systems are indicator with remote sensor based and can transmit data via electronic output. The indicator is capable of high speed sampling and has optional software available for data collection or plotting. Bottle cap torque testers and torque wrench calibrators use an indicator that is built into the base. The indicator is capable of storing peak data for multiple points.

• Motorized
  • Vortex-i
  • Computer controlled torque test system
  • Maximum capacity: 10N.m
• Non- Motorized
• Universal Indicator (AFTI)
  • Torque indicator
• Child Resistant Closure Tester (CRC)
  • Manually-operated
  • Measures both torque and force values
  • Maximum torque capacity 10N.m
  • Maximum force capacity 500N (110lbf)
• Torque Wrench Calibrator
  • Manually operated
  • Maximum capacity 15N.m to 1000N.m
  • Not for testing motorized tools

• Non- Motorized
  • Advanced Force/ Torque Indicator Model 7i
    • Torque and force capacities are dependent on sensor being used.
    • Force: 0.12 to 750,000lbF (0.5N to 4,000kN)
    • Torque 10ozFin to 40,000lbFft (7Ncm to 57,000Nm)
  • Advanced Force/ Torque Indicator Model 5i
    • Torque and force capacities are dependent on sensor being used.
    • Force: 0.12 to 750,000lbF (0.5N to 4,000kN)
    • Torque 10ozFin to 40,000lbFft (7Ncm to 57,000Nm)
  • Cap Torque Tester Series TT01
    • Manual operation
    • Maximum capacity: 12lbin to 100lbin
  • Series TT02 Torque Tool Testers
    • Maximum torque capacity: 12lbFin to 100lbFin
    • Not for testing motorized tools
  • Series TT05 Universal Torque Tester
    • Maximum torque capacity: 12lbFin to 100lbFin
    • Manual operation

• Non- Motorized
  • DFS II R ND Series
    • Force and torque gauge

Intermediate Torque testers fall into two categories, motorized with an indicator/sensor based torque measurement and indicator/sensor based manual measurement.

Motorized systems have the ability to measure peak torque from a motorized base that runs at a selected speed in either direction. The data collection may have a high sampling rate or low, depending upon the manufacturer. All will have capability of sending electronic data to a pc. Some will have the capability of measuring angle or revolutions or setting a password to protect the settings.

Manually operated systems are bottle cap or torque wrench calibration systems and are capable of sending electronic data to a pc.

• Motorized
  • Vortex-d
    • Motorized torque test system
    • Maximum capacity: 10N.m
• Non- Motorized
  • Tornado
    • Manually-operated torque test system
    • Maximum capacity: 1.5N.m to 10N.m
  • Orbis Digital Torque Tester
    • Manually-operated torque test system
    • Maximum capacity: 6N.m

• Motorized
  • TSTM-DC / TSTMH-DC
    • Full PC control
    • Maximum capacity: 100lbin

• Non- Motorized
  • TNP Torque Meter
    • Maximum capacity: 0.5N.m to 10N.m
  • TRC Digital Torque Tester
    • Maximum capacity: 2N.m to 10N.m
    • OK for testing motorized tools
  • TT Tester
    • Quickly check torque tool performance

Basic performance systems fall into two categories, motorized and non-motorized.

Motorized test systems are gauge and indicator based systems that may or may not be capable of transmitting data electronically. These testers are basic and only run while the direction button is depressed.

Non-motorized systems may be a simple indicator with torque sensor and not data output or a test stand that will rotate in either direction when the hand wheel is turned. The test stand may accommodate the torque sensor and the indicator can be basic or high performance. Speed is regulated by how fast the crank is turned and is not recommended when speed is a factor in the measurement or speed of test is specified.

• Motorized
  • TSTM / TSTMH
    • Remote control
    • Maximum capacity: 100lbin
• Non- Motorized
  • Series TT03 Torque Gauges
    • Maximum capacity: 10ozin to 100lbin
  • Series TT03C Cap Torque Gauges
    • Manual operation
    • Maximum capacity 12lbin to 100lbin
  • TST / TSTH Torque, Hand wheel
    • Manual operation
    • Maximum capcity: 100lbin