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Mobile Calibration System From Nagman Instruments

 

Our new Mobile Calibration System has been established to allow users to check torque accuracy, run calibration tests and create calibration certificates prior to the use of non-stop rotation torque tools in various applications. The mobile calibration is mainly designed for use with pneumatic (PTW) and electric (ETW) torque multipliers and can be used to set air pressures for the PTW and start compensation values for the ETW therefore eradicating the issue of variances in local air/electrical supply. A strong, regulating reaction block facilitates use with all PTW and ETW tools, and most competitive tools. A secondary reaction post allows use with those tools that won't fit the regular reaction block. The compact and lightweight assembly is equally at home in the workshop, in the field or bolted down in a maintenance van, capable of accurately measuring torque .Just mount the wrench to be rectified, place the reaction arm interested in the reaction block, and activate the wrench. A digital display shows the torque output.

A technique to calibrate the wrench using 5 measurements for 5 torque values outcomes in a calibration certificate.

Versatility

  • Precisely measures torque output for continuous rotation tools.
  • Flexible design enables use with a large variety of competitive wrenches
  • Internal Lithium-ion battery pack, external power via 5V DC USB power supply
  • Standard USB cable for communication with windows based PC's
  • Peak and Track modes

Ease of Use

  • Compact design facilitates easy transport, allowing calibration to be carried out in the shop, on jobsites, or even in a vehicle
  • Combined digital interface enables torque values to be displayed, saved, printed or transferred to computer utilizing Excel software.
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