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techtalk:ref:tools123 [2020/05/22 01:06] hippysmack [Selecting the Right Torque Wrench] |
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====== Torque Wrenches and Attachments ====== | ====== Torque Wrenches and Attachments ====== | ||
====== Selecting the Right Torque Wrench ====== | ====== Selecting the Right Torque Wrench ====== | ||
- | See also [[techtalk:ref:tools025#torque_wrench_care_and_usage_related_charts_and_information|Torque Wrench Care and Usage, Related Charts and Information]] \\ | + | See also in the Sportsterpedia: |
+ | * [[techtalk:ref:tools025#torque_wrench_care_and_usage_related_charts_and_information|Torque Wrench Care and Usage, Related Charts and Information]] | ||
+ | * [[techtalk:ref:tools025#torque_wrench_calibration|Torque Wrench Calibration]] | ||
* First criteria is to find a torque wrench that is calibrated for the torque value you'll be needing, no brainer. \\ Check the torque specs for what you'll be working on and buy a wrench that works in that range. | * First criteria is to find a torque wrench that is calibrated for the torque value you'll be needing, no brainer. \\ Check the torque specs for what you'll be working on and buy a wrench that works in that range. | ||
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===== Beam Type Wrench ===== | ===== Beam Type Wrench ===== | ||
- | * The beam type torque wrench has a long pointed bar that bends at a controlled rate with added pressure. \\ The point moves along a graduated gauge to indicate the amount of torque applied. \\ When the gauge reaches the required torque, you stop turning the wrench. | + | * Beam style torque wrenches contain a floating handle, with allows the handle to pivot as you turn the wrench. |
+ | * The bar bends at a controlled rate with added pressure. \\ The point moves along a graduated gauge to indicate the amount of torque applied. \\ When the gauge reaches the required torque, you stop turning the wrench. | ||
* There are no more moving parts than the beam itself. | * There are no more moving parts than the beam itself. | ||
* Your eyes alone tell you when you have reached the correct torque value. | * Your eyes alone tell you when you have reached the correct torque value. |