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News Release from: MHH Engineering | Subject: Torque control tools
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 13 January 2005
Catalogue helps select the correct tool
The manufacturer of the Torqueleader range of torque control tools has published its 2005 catalogue.
A new 72-page catalogue from MHH Engineering includes tools to measure and apply torque, torque calibration equipment and useful information on the selection of the correct tool for the job in hand In addition, there are a number of new and innovative products to aid manufacturers to improve product quality and reliability and to reduce rework costs
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 Feb 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Torque wrench links by radio
At the heart of the new system is an AM radio transmitter fitted to the torque wrench and a multi-functional receiver unit, capable of receiving simultaneous signals from four independent tools.
The 2005 catalogue contains a number of new products.
Peta Version 3 is the latest enhancement of the revolutionary torque analyser system that includes the generation of certificates of calibration, improved SPC analysis and graphing in Power Tool Mode.
A new range of ?intelligent? rotary torque transducers is available to work in conjunction with the Peta System.
ETX electronic transducer wrenches are also for use with Peta in quality audit applications.
E-Torc electronic torque wrenches offer both torque and torque and angle measurement.
Improved TWD electronic torque wrenches feature a new steel bodied design with improved operational and download features.
The WSTT weld stud test tool is specifically for quality auditing of the integrity of welded stud fasteners.
Finally, the ET Cal torque calibration analyser is a new generation of stand alone electronic calibration analyser.
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