Assertion: torque wrench's torque | /r/HasProperty | applied to the bolt
Facets:
value: to the socket
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: If a torque is demanded which is able to defeat the holding force of the roller and spring, the wrench will slip and no torque will be applied to the bolt.
text: This lets you know that the recommended torque has been applied to the nut or bolt.
text: In some 3/8 torque wrench reviews, you will read that dial torque wrenches are mostly used to test whether the right torque has been applied on bolts.
text: Then by Newton's third law (more or less), the torque being applied by the socket to the bolt is the same as (but opposite) as the counter-torque being applied by the bolt to the socket.
text: The force is provided by an adjustable spring, and if the amount of torque is too great, the wrench will slip and no torque will be applied to the bolt.
text: When torque is applied to the bolt or nut, the reaction member abuts against a stationary object to stop the wrench from turning around the fastener.
text: Mechanical wrenches normally depend on either the ball detent mechanism mentioned earlier or a beam that flexes as more torque is applied to the bolt.
text: The torque wrench measures how much torque is applied to nuts and bolts.
text: Users often allow torque wrenches to click multiple times, without being aware of the additional torque being applied to the bolts.