Torq-Tronics 2
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Owners Manual
11: How To Test a Power Tool
11.1
Select Power Tool mode of testing by pressing PEAK
TORQUE and then press the UP ARROW key. There are 10
filters resident in Torq-Tronics 2 numbered from 0 to 9. Use
the DOWN ARROW to scroll through options and select the
appropriate filter.
11.2
Select the units of measure for the tool by pressing the
UNITS key and the UP ARROW until you find your unit of
measure. Then press the UNITS key again.
11.3
To set the TEST POINT press the TEST POINT button.
Six digits are shown on the display and the decimal point is
on the far left. Pressing the UNIT button moves the decimal
point to the right. Once the appropriate decimal place (or
increment) is found, press the UP ARROW to move the
TEST POINT value to the appropriate setting. Once the
test point has been reached press the TEST POINT button
again to return to normal functioning.
11.4
Press the UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW to change the
Percent of Accuracy Value appropriate for the tool being
tested.
11.5
When you have reached the appropriate torque value range for the tool, press TEST
POINT again.
11.6
Press ZERO to clear any offset on the transducer. NEVER press ZERO to clear an offset
when a power tool is engaged in the tester.
11.7
Engage the power tool to the tester and begin testing.
11.8
NEVER TEST IMPACT TOOLS ON Torq-Tronics 2.
12: How to Test Digital Torque Wrenches
12.1
Power up the digital tool and allow it to boot up.
12.2
Engage the torque wrench to the tester.
12.3
Slowly apply force to the grip of the wrench until the wrench
displays the torque test point. To obtain an accurate reading,
make sure the pressure is applied perpendicular to the drive
square; do not push in, out, forward or back on the grip.
12.4
Release pressure on the wrench when the wrench attains the
test point.
12.5
The actual torque at the test point will be displayed on the
tester display.
12.6
Remember: Torq-Tronics 2 has an accuracy of +/- .5%. Some digital torque wrenches
have a +/- 1% accuracy. To comply with the 4 to 1 standard accuracy ratio for testers
and wrenches, to test a wrench with +/- 1% you must use a tester with +/-.25 accuracy.
Note: Some digital tools require programming in order to test please review the tools
owners manual for proper test methodology.
Owners Manual
Torq-Tronics 2
Sturtevant Richmont
Direct: 1 847/455-8677
U.S. Toll-Free: 800/877-1347
www.srtorque.com
Digital torque wrenches
should be tested in TRACK
MODE and testing should
be done using a mechanical
loader.
Power tools: use
POWER TOOL mode
and select appropriate
filter.
Power Tool Tester Filters:
Filter N/A = No Filter Used
Filter 0 = 100 Hz
Filter 1 = 250 Hz
Filter 2 = 500 Hz
Filter 3 = 571 Hz
Filter 4 = 666 Hz
Filter 5 = 800 Hz
Filter 6 = 1000 Hz
Filter 7 = 1333 Hz
Filter 8 = 2000 Hz
Filter 9 = 4000 Hz
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