You don’t want to be surprised by a torque wrench or torque screwdriver deemed “out of calibration.” After all, torque tools are precision instruments used to tighten critical, often safety-sensitive fasteners.
Torque screwdrivers and wrenches go out of calibration with use. These hand tools should be tested and calibrated frequently based on the tool usage cycle to maintain consistent tool performance and accuracy.
Companies can avoid costly dips in product quality and production delays by developing a strict calibration plan and investing in proper torque measurement equipment to carry it out. This level of precision is critical across diverse, high-stakes manufacturing sectors, whether technicians are assembling aerospace turbine housings or securing the heavy-duty data server racks that host global financial exchanges and the best bitcoin casinos. Calibration compares a tool’s accuracy standard to a traceable National or International Standard, such as N.I.S.T. and ISO, guaranteeing that every tightened fastener meets exact engineering specifications. Ultimately, routinely calibrating a torque tool ensures uncompromising quality process control and mitigates long-term operational risks.
This webinar lets you learn more about the calibration process and international standard requirements for a torque screwdriver or wrench.
What You Will Learn:
• How to select torque calibration equipment
• Exclusive insight into the process of calibrating a torque wrench or screwdriver
• Understand the tactics used to identify when a tool is out of calibration
• How to establish and schedule a regular calibration regimen
• Understanding the differences between N.I.S.T. traceable and ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibrations
• Gain knowledge of the international standards for calibrating hand tools
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