Tightening wrenches - Import export

The application of preload to a fastener by the turning of the fastener's nut. Friction points should always be lubricated when using the torque tightening method. Torque Tightening and Preload. The amount of preload created when torquing is largely dependant on the effects of friction.

Adjustable Torque Wrench with Reversible Ratchet Basic click type torque wrench for various tightening applications. Its 24 teeth ratchet with 15 degree operating range allows usage in space-limited working conditions. A clear "click" sound by internal toggle mechanism signals tightening completion upon reaching the set torque. Torque setting is easy to adjust by knob and scale. The lock-structure has been newly-developed. It assures operation in secure, and set-torque remains solidly. The ergonomic resin handle not only covers the large and easy to read scale but it also reduces operators fatigue. Via optional color caps differently set wrenches can be identified at a glance. Key Features: - Accuracy and calibration procedures compliant to ISO 6789 type II class A - Reversible Ratchet with 24 teeth and 15° operating range - Improved adjusting and lock mechanism - New designed ergonomic resin handle - Large-size memory scale - Traceable calibration cert (JCSS) incl.

Shrink disc to connect a hollow hub to a shaft. They are mounted on the OD of the hub and generate pressure on the hub wall by reducing the ID with wedgeformed rings, creating a press fit between the hub and shaft. They are suitable for static, dynamic and shock loads. for extremely high torques no axial shaft/hub offset when assembling selfcentring The version 23380014072 has high tensile ISO 4762 screws. Assembly Remove existing transportation locks. Clean and lightly oil shaft, internal and external hub diameters. Do not use MoS2 or grease. Slide shrink disc onto hub. Then slide unit (shrink disc/hub) onto shaft and position correctly. Gently tighten clamping screws one after the other by hand. Then use a torque wrench to tighten the clamping screws crosswise in several increments to the defined tightening torque MS. 1st increment approx. 33% MS 2nd increment approx. 66% MS

Colour Marking for Cap Screw Tightening A mark is made on the tightened cap screw and an adjacent location on your work. This lets you check for subsequent loosening. A marking torque wrench for tightening cap screws, which prevents human tightening errors. Upon reaching the set torque the marker is designed to stamp on the bolt and work. Because the stamped mark is put on the side of the bolt and the work piece, it can not only prevent missed tightening but also detect loosening of bolts. The marker is designed to stamp only when the torque wrench operates upon reaching the set torque. Marking stays on by use of quick dry ink. One refill of ink is capable of approximately 3,000 times of stamping. Marker is ink cartridge type. Only hand force required for tightening a bolt and marking the bolt simultaneously. Applicable for international use including the EU region. Compliant with ISO 6789 Type II Class B calibration procedures. Features Accuracy and calibration procedures...

Keyless locking coupling with low mass and moment of inertia. Easy to connect and release – no jamming on the shaft. Perfect for zero backlash connections. Excellent concentricity and running. Suitable for keyed and keyless shafts. for shaft diameters from 5 to 35 mm for high torques minimum axial offset when mounting selfcentring Assembly Shaft and hub must be free of oil, grease and dirt. Do not lubricate keyless locking coupling. Insert keyless locking coupling in the hub seat and slide onto shaft. Tighten nut by hand and use a torque wrench to tighten to the defined tightening torque. Tolerances Shaft diameter and hub hole Form A ±0.04 mm. Form B ±0.08 mm. Surface quality Rz ≤ 16 µm.