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Torque multiplier deals with the tough nuts

A Snap-on Industrial product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Oct 15, 2009

The Snap-on Industrial torque multiplier is able to handle tough nut-turning jobs.

The gear train increases the mechanical advantage of a ratchet in direct proportion to the gear ratio of the multiplier.

The Snap-on Industrial torque multiplier can be applied to situations where there is a high torque and confined space.

The Snap-on Industrial torque multiplier can be applied to situations where there is a high torque and confined space.

For instance, using a Snap-on GA184A torque multiplier, which has a gear ratio of 4.0:1, and then applying 100 lb ft of input, the result will provide approximately 400 lb ft of torque to a threaded fastener.

The Snap-on Industrial torque multiplier can be applied to situations where there is a high torque and confined space.

The torque multiplier will help ensure a user's fasteners are properly tightened and can help improve worker efficiency, thus leading to increased productivity.

Snap-on Industrial recommends using the Torqometer with its multipliers.

It is extremely accurate, to within +/-2 per cent of reading from 20 per cent of full scale to full scale.

The Torqometer is suitable for applications where accuracy is required and where a torque multiplier is more convenient than a wrench.

The indicator has a male square drive on the bottom that interfaces with the socket or fastener; on the top is a female square that accepts the multiplier.

This configuration allows the indicator to display the true torque delivered to the fastener.

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