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Team Torque's New Torque Angle Calibration Service Is ISO 17025 Certified PRESS RELEASE UPDATED February 10, 2020 - CDI Electronic Torque Angle Wrench Bismarck, North Dakota, February 10, 2020 - As part of the ongoing service development for torque measuring instruments, Team Torque Inc. announces the first ISO accredited metrology laboratory in the world for Digital Torque Wrench Angle Calibration. The Torque Angle Calibration's accuracy is better than 0.015 degrees for any programmed rotation, far exceeding the required 4:1 accuracy ratio. Team Torque's calibration table is accurate to 15 thousandths of a degree (54 arc seconds), while its angle of rotation is calibrated and programmed to rotate a certain amount (eg.

Critical Installation Success starts and ends with an actual torque tool certification - OUR DADS always taught us - that using the right tool for the job produces the best results. Somewhere along the line, everyone who has ever held a wrench in his or her hand has attempted to use a 7/16 inch wrench (or socket) on a 10-millimeter bolt head. - Abuse (have you ever accidentally dropped it?) of a torque wrench affects accuracy Learning these facts, do you really know if your torque wrench is accurate? Knowing that critical installation success starts and ends with torque tool accuracy, here are some BEST PRACTICES regarding torque tool accuracy certification.

• - Abuse (have you ever accidentally dropped it? ) of a torque wrench affects accuracyLearning these facts, do you really know if your torque wrench is accurate? Knowing that critical installation success starts and ends with torque tool accuracy, here are some BEST PRACTICES regarding torque tool accuracy certification. • - Abuse (have you ever accidentally dropped it? ) of a torque wrench affects accuracyLearning these facts, do you really know if your torque wrench is accurate? Knowing that critical installation success starts and ends with torque tool accuracy, here are some BEST PRACTICES regarding torque tool accuracy certification.

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