Torque Tool Testers

Verification is an interim measure to test that the tool or instrument is performing as required at the time of use. It's useful for tools having continual and constant use at one setting (torque value), and allows the operator to know if the tool still functions correctly and within the required tolerance parameters.

Our range of torque tool testers allow for accurate and portable verifications up to 1,000Nm.
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Frequently Asked Questions

A torque tester is a complete package of an inbuilt torque transducer and torque display.

Torque testers are commonly used for the quick interim testing and verifying of torque wrenches and torque screwdrivers before, during and after a work shift. They allow the user to measure that their torque tool is applying the correct amount of torque for a work shift, and makes it far easier for users to notice if a torque tool is not fit for use, allowing them to isolate the tool before it poses a risk to their fixings.

AWS torque tool testers feature accuracy better than 0.1% of the reading from 10% to 100% of the nominal torque. A traceable calibration certificate will be issued with the transducer, with the option of upgrading to a UKAS accredited calibration if required.

The AWS torque testers are compliant with the ISO 6789:2003 and ISO 6789:2017 Part 1 standards for the calibration of torque wrenches and torque screwdrivers.

Being an independent company, our torque testers can be easily calibrated by any accredited calibration laboratory wherever they are in the world, allowing you to save time and cost by using local calibration services with short lead times.