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Preset Clicker Type Torque Wrench Sturtevant Richmont‘s smallest preset torque wrench delivers consistent assembly quality. Designed for assembly operations where access is limited and low torque capacities are required. A tactile impulse and audible click are emitted when the pre-set torque is reached, making it easy for the operator to perform the torque application process properly. The slender design permits use in limited-access applications where larger tools simply will not work. Light weight and smooth vinyl handle provides good ergonomics. More than two dozens of different interchangeable heads are available as standard. Further sizes and/or special tools are available on request. Key Features: - Accuracy ± 6% i.v. (within 20-100% of capacity) - Meets or exceeds ASME B107.300-2010, GGG-W-686E and DIN EN ISO 6789 - Audible click and tactile impulse - Oil-proof and chemicals resisting Vinyl handle - Bi-directional – right / left.

Dial Indicating Torque Screwdriver with mNm scale Tohnichi's MTD series torque screwdriver is suitable for inspection and tightening of very small screws, e.g. small torque motor shafts or the like. Torsion bar mechanism makes accurate measurement possible. With bi-directional scale plate, it can be used for both retightening and loosening torque testing methods. Memory pointer captures peak torque. Applicable for international use including the EU region. Compliant with calibration procedures of ISO 6789 Type I Class D. Key Features: - Bi-directional scale - Peak torque indication via Memory Pointer - Accuracy and calibration compliant to ISO 6789 type I class D - Bit insert #2 Tohnichi Shipping List: - Screwdriver MTD - Calibration Certificate (ISO/JIS) - Operating Manual - Special Bits Cross #0, Slotted 0.15x1, 0.2x1.5, 0.3x2 Options: - Alternatively with english units (ozf·in) available. Metric scale (gf·cm) on request.

Tohnichi's FTD-S series torque screwdriver is ideal for inspecting tightened screws. With bi-directional scale plate, it can be used for both retightening and loosening torque testing methods. Memory pointer captures peak torque. Model FTD8N-S and FTD16N-S comes with auxiliary tightening tool ("T-Grip") as standard accessory. Applicable for international use including the EU region. Compliant with calibration procedures of ISO 6789 Type I Class D. Key Features: - Bi-directional scale - Peak Torque indication via Memory Pointer - Coloured dial plate - Accuracy and calibration compliant to ISO 6789 type I class D - Tool insert 1/4 inch Shipping List: - Screwdriver FTD-S - Traceable Calibration Certificate (ISO/JIS) - Operating Manual Options: - Models with metric scale (gf·m, kgf·m) on request. Related Products Insert Bits with 1/4“ hex drive acc. DIN 3126 E6.3

Adjustable Clicker Wrench with Rectangular Insert and Metal Handle. Robust clicker wrench for tightening various types of bolts on production lines or in service applications. For use with interchangeable heads with rectangular ('DIN') connector. Torque adjustment is easily adjusted by rotary knob and scale. A distinct 'click' sound signals the completion of tightening upon reaching the set torque. Key Features: Repeatability according to DIN EN ISO 6789 type II class A For interchangeable attachments with elongated corner mount ('DIN') Torque adjustment by means of rotary knob and scale Robust knurled metal handle

Colour Marking Preset Clicker Torque Driver A world first! When the set torque is achieved, it automatically marks evidence of proper tightening on the heads of small screws and bolts. It determines whether tightening has been missed by detecting the presence or absence of marks, at the end of the manufacturing process and after shipping. MNTD series Error-proofing (Pokayoke) torque drivers mark small screws and bolts after tightening, as a human tightening error countermeasure. It is common to use a pen to mark work after tightening with a torque screwdriver, but with a Tohnichi marking tool the two actions are combined into one, improving productivity. When set torque is achieved, marking is done automatically, eliminating the possibility of an operator otherwise forgetting to mark work. Clearly identifiable marks provide evidence of tightening to the required torque, and this evidence remains even after manufacturing and shipping. [...]

Tohnichi's AMRD series torque screwdriver provides same features as series RTD, except designed for tightening small screws. Thereby this model is ideal for assembly of watches, precision electronic equipment, computer, etc. Via micrometer scale torque can easily and quickly be adjusted. Index finger holding feature allows the operator to tighten with precise movements. Upon reaching the set torque, it clicks to signal tightening is complete. Integrated rotary clutch mechanism reliably prevents over-torque. Key Features: - Accuracy and calibration compliant to ISO 6789 type II class D - Micrometer adjustable - Clockwise direction - Click signal - Rotary clutch - Calibration certificate (ISO/JIS) incl. Options: - Counterclockwise tightening model available on request. - Optionally available in metric (gf·cm) or in english units (lbf·in, ozf·in).

Adjustable Torque Screwdriver for Small Screws (M1-M2) Tohnichi's BMRD series torque screwdriver provides same features as series RTD, except designed for tightening small screws. Thereby this model is ideal for assembly of watches, precision electronic equipment, computer, etc. Via micrometer scale torque can easily and quickly be adjusted. Index finger holding feature allows the operator to tighten with precise movements. Upon reaching the set torque, it clicks to signal tightening is complete. Integrated rotary clutch mechanism reliably prevents over-torque. Key Features: - Accuracy and calibration compliant to ISO 6789 type II class D - Micrometer adjustable - Clockwise direction - Click signal - Rotary clutch - Calibration certificate (ISO/JIS) incl. Options: - Counterclockwise tightening model available on request. - Optionally available in metric (gf·cm) or in english units (lbf·in bzw. ozf·in).

Torque Control Verifier with Ethernet. The TCV was one of the first torque controllers to hit the market. That was back in 1999. Paired with an SLTC FM-2.4 GHz preset click wrench, the TCV quickly found a spot in automotive plants around the world. In 2017 we updated the TCV to pair with two-click wrenches for simultaneous operation. Enter the TCV e2! The wireless error-proofing world is rocked again. The TCV e2 can be either network or I/O-driven. It is perfect for indexing lines. The TCV e2 can be used with the legendary SLTC FM 2.4 GHz preset click wrench and/or the all-new TAC digital torque and angle click wrench. The TVC e2 manages up to 10 parameters and can be paired with up to a total of 10 tools. Tools are paired with parameters. Operators work independently. Like the Global 400, the TCV e2 has complete date/time stamped reporting. The display on the TCV e2 and the LED on the wrench provide an OK/NOK visual guidance for the operator. [...]