Assertion: torque wrench's torque | /r/HasProperty | reached
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text: The tool featured audible feedback and restriction of back-ratcheting movement when the desired torque was reached.
text: A more sophisticated variation of the beam type torque wrench has a dial gauge indicator on its body that can be configured to give a visual indication, or electrical indication, or both when a preset torque is reached.
text: The operator can both hear the signal click and see a visible indicator when the desired torque is reached.
text: The ball detent transmits force until the preset torque is reached, at which point the force exerted by the spring is overcome and the ball "clicks" out of its socket.
text: The wrench will not start slipping once the desired torque is reached, it will only click and bend slightly at the head; the operator can continue to apply torque to the wrench without any additional action or warnings from the wrench.
text: The drill will start slipping once the desired torque is reached.
text: They provide an audible alert once the correct torque is reached and displayed via LED reading.
text: This torque wrench has a built-in scale so the user can tell how tight they are torquing a nut or bolt, but the torque cannot be pre-set and therefore it does not click when the desired torque is reached.
text: When you have tightened the fastener to the set torque, a ratchet mechanism clicks loudly to alert you that the set torque has been reached and you should stop tightening.
text: It’s got a couple of indicators to tell you that the torque you set to tighten the bolt at has been reached.
text: This tool features LEDs and buzzer to let you know that the maximum torque has been reached.
text: Digital Torque Wrench [Advanced Technology]: 4 to 99 foot pounds torque range with LED flashing / buzzer alarm when torque is reached.
text: The person using the wrench could hear the signal clicking, as well as see the visible indicator that tells you when the desired torque has been reached.
text: The ball detent then transfers the force until the preset torque has been reached.
text: The wrench isn’t going to start slipping until that torque has been reached—instead it will click and bend slight at the head.
text: When the proper torque is reached, the wrench will “break,” preventing the operator from delivering too much torque.
text: Cam-over wrenches deliver similar amounts of torque as break-over wrenches, from 2-90 lb.ft, and they limit torque at least as effectively by “slipping,” or disengaging, when the proper torque is reached.
text: A dual signal feature (visual and audible) ensures that the operator knows when the desired torque has been reached.
text: Rotating the handle clockwise tightens a spring inside and when you apply torque to a nut or bolt, the tool clicks to let you know the correct torque has been reached.
text: They feature a distinct breaking action when the set torque is reached.
text: A digital torque with a buzzer alarm that alerts you when the desired torque is reached.
text: click-style torque wrench Normally ratcheting and click when a preset torque is reached.
text: Other types of torque wrenches exist such as torque limiting that only allow a preset torque to be reached before they slip.
text: In the calibrated wrench method the wrench is calibrated or adjusted to shut off when the desired torque is reached.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: This style allows the user to set the torque setting and then the wrench will start to slip once that torque is reached to prevent over-tightening.
text: Wrench – Slips when the right torque is reached, but has a T-shaped handle.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: Digital Torque Wrench [Advanced Technology]: 4 to 99 foot pounds torque range with LED flashing / buzzer alarm when torque is reached.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: When the indicator determines the desired torque has been reached, stop twisting the bolt.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: When the indicator determines the desired torque has been reached, stop twisting the bolt.
text: All have a torque-limiting clutch that disengages once the preset torque has been reached.
text: This clutch style is similar to the “cam-over” when once the final torque is reached because the clutch continues to cam over and slip.
text: An auto-shutoff clutch switches off the tool once the maximum torque is reached.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: When the indicator determines the desired torque has been reached, stop twisting the bolt.
text: A green light (and an audible tone) on the Computorq3 indicates that the preset torque has been reached.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: Flat beam torque wrenches feature a dial gauge indicator that can be configured to help provide a visual indication when a preset torque is reached.
text: However, one of the disadvantages of a dial torque wrench is that you have to keep an eye on the scale to determine when the required torque has been reached, which can be hard to do in certain circumstances.
text: The click type torque wrench, on the other hand will indicate – usually both audibly and tactilely – when the desired torque has been reached so that the operator does not need to constantly watch the display/scale.
text: Place the torque wrench on the fastener and pull on the wrench handle until the desired torque is reached.
text: Set the dial to the required torque, and the light will go on when the proper torque is reached.
text: When the set torque is reached, the tool typically emits a loud audible "click.
text: It typically deflects 20 degree or 90 degree on torque delivery; thus, indicating torque has been reached.
text: Cam-Over" wrenches utilize a ball and lobe design that allows the tool to slip free when torque is reached.
text: They use a buzzer to indicate the right torque has been reached.
text: They use a buzzer to indicate the right torque has been reached.
text: The best torque wrenches also feature a mechanism to alert you when a desired torque has been reached.
text: When desired torque is reached, the wrench will produce an audible “click,” which can be felt in the handle.
text: The large display and intuitive buttons make the wrench easy to use, and it has flashing and buzzing features to notify you when the desired torque is reached.
text: Like the Tekton options, it utilizes a click mechanism that indicates when the desired torque is reached.
text: Clicking mechanism indicates when desired torque is reached.
text: Like some of the other options on this list, this torque wrench utilizes a clicking mechanism that indicates when proper torque has been reached.
text: Like the other EPAuto pick, it utilizes a clicking mechanism to indicate when desired torque has been reached.
text: Produces an audible click when desired torque is reached.
text: Beeps and vibrates to indicate when desired torque is reached.
text: Produces an audible (and satisfying) click when the desired torque is reached.
text: Torque wrenches generally come in one of two different styles: preset torque wrenches are, as can be expected, set at a specific amount of torque; a click torque wrench, meanwhile, has its torque set by the user and clicks when the correct torque is reached.