Do all torque testers sold by ToolSource come with a calibration certificate?

While not all of the 159 torque testers we offer include a calibration certificate standard, many do. Look for the term "certified" or "calibrated" in the product description to confirm. Brands like CDI Torque Products and Stahlwille are often associated with certified torque testers.

How often should I recalibrate my torque tester?

The frequency of recalibration depends on usage and your specific quality control requirements. However, a general guideline is to recalibrate your torque tester annually or after a significant number of uses. Some companies may require more frequent calibration based on their internal standards.

What kind of certification do ToolSource's torque testers have?

The specific certification will vary depending on the manufacturer and model. Common certifications include ISO 6789, which relates to the design and type testing of hand torque tools. Check the product description for the exact certification details provided by the manufacturer, such as CDI Torque Products or Precision Instruments.

What should I look for when choosing a certified torque tester?

Consider the torque range you need, the accuracy required for your application, and the type of display (digital or analog). Also, check the certification details to ensure it meets your industry standards. Brands like J.H. Williams and GearWrench offer a variety of torque testers with different features and certifications.

Are digital torque testers more accurate than analog ones?

Digital torque testers generally offer higher accuracy and easier readability compared to analog models. However, both types can be highly accurate if properly calibrated and used within their specified range. Consider your specific needs and budget when choosing between digital and analog torque testers.

What are torque testers typically used for?

Torque testers are used to verify the accuracy of torque wrenches and other torque application tools. They are essential in industries like automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing where precise torque application is critical for safety and performance. Using a torque tester helps ensure fasteners are tightened to the correct specification, preventing failures and ensuring product quality.

Can I get my existing torque tester certified through ToolSource?

ToolSource primarily sells torque testers and does not directly offer calibration or certification services for existing tools. However, we can provide information on accredited calibration labs that can perform these services. Contact us for referrals to trusted calibration providers.

What brands of certified torque testers does ToolSource carry?

ToolSource carries a wide selection of certified torque testers from leading brands. These include CDI Torque Products, J.H. Williams, Stahlwille, GearWrench, and Precision Instruments, among others. With 159 torque testers available, you're sure to find one that meets your certification and application needs.