Best budget digital torque wrench for sales. 1/2" mini digital torque wrench with 4 units of N.m, kgf.cm, Ibf.tf, lbf.in, three measurement modes of real-time mode, peak mode, and preset mode. The digital ratchet torque wrench is made from high-quality steel and ABS industrial plastic, which is resistant to oil and solvents, making it durable and reliable for use in harsh conditions.
Comes with a large screen display with a backlight
- Large screen digital display, backlight, clear reading, no parallax, convenient for operation at night or in places with insufficient light, automatic shutdown after 5 minutes of misoperation.
- Data can be saved, and 999 groups of record values ​​can be stored.
- The digital wrench torque has anti-slip buttons, a comfortable feel, easy to carry.
The electronic torque wrench can preset values, sound and light alarm
- The digital tq wrench allows users to set target torque values according to the torque to be measured.
- Buzzer and LED indicators are triggered when the preset torque value is reached (peak limit mode and preset mode), the buzzer sounds long and the red light stays on.
- Digital display torque wrench supports switching between different torque units (e.g., Nm, lb-ft) and displays the selected unit on the screen.
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Applications
SISCO digital torque wrenches are widely used in various fields, including automotive repair, aerospace, bicycle maintenance, construction, and medical equipment assembly and maintenance. They provide precise torque measurement and control through a digital display, ensuring fasteners achieve the required torque value for safety and reliability. These tools are especially suited for applications requiring high precision and repeatability, such as wind and solar energy installation, electronics repair, and the oil and gas industry.
Machinery Industry
Medical Equipment
Bicycle Repairing
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| Model | SISCO-DTW-ZWM-100 |
| Connector Size | 1/2 inches |
| Buzzer Setting Range | 3-10 N.m |
| Minimum Division Value | 0.01 |
| Maximum Operating Range | 100 N.m/73.7 ft.lb/885 in.lb/ 1019.7 kgf.cm |
| Length | 285mm |
| Accuracy*1 | Clockwise: ±2%; Counterclockwise: ±2.5% (20-100% of full scale) |
| Data Storage Capacity | 999 groups |
| Operation Mode | Peak mode (P)/Real time mode (T)/Preset mode (Pre) |
| Unit | Four units can be switched freely (N.m, kgf.cm, lbf.ft, lbf.in) |
| Ratchet Head Type | Bidirectional ratchet head |
| Number of Ratchet Teeth | 72 teeth |
| Number of Buttons | 5 |
| Display and Prompts | LCD digital display with backlight function; sound and light alarm when reaching the preset torque value |
| Auto Shutoff | Automatic shutdown within 5 minutes without operation |
| Battery | 2*7# batteries (Excluded) |
| Operating Temperature | -10℃-60℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -20℃-70℃ |
| Drop Test Height | 1 meter |
| Vibration Test Conditions*2 | 10G |
| Life Test*3 | 10000 times |
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Detail
Q1: What is a digital torque wrench?
A1: A digital torque wrench is a tool used to measure and apply a specific amount of torque to a fastener. Unlike traditional mechanical wrenches, it features a digital display for precise torque measurements and often includes audible and visual alerts.
Q2: How does digital torque wrench work?
A2: A digital torque wrench measures and applies torque using electronic sensors. The sensors convert the applied force into an electrical signal, which is processed by a microprocessor. The torque value is then displayed on a digital screen, and the tool often provides audible and visual alerts when the preset torque is reached.
Q3: Is a digital torque wrench more accurate than a mechanical one?
A3: Digital torque wrenches are generally considered more accurate than mechanical ones due to their precise measurements and built-in alerts. However, accuracy can still depend on the quality of the tool and proper use.
Tips: Can I use a digital torque wrench on sensitive electronic equipment?
Using a digital torque wrench on sensitive electronic equipment can be done, but it requires careful consideration. Here are some guidelines:
- Torque Range: Ensure the digital torque wrench's torque range is appropriate for the sensitive equipment. Over-torquing can damage delicate components.
- Accuracy: Verify that the wrench is calibrated and provides accurate torque measurements to avoid applying too much force.
- Soft Jaws or Torque Adapters: Use soft jaws or torque adapters to prevent marring or damaging delicate surfaces.
- Manufacturer Guidelines: Always follow the manufacturer’s torque specifications for the electronic equipment to ensure proper and safe assembly.
- Careful Handling: Handle the wrench and the equipment carefully to avoid physical damage during the torque application.
By following these precautions, you can safely use a digital torque wrench on sensitive electronic equipment without causing damage.
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- Damage caused by the application environment not meeting the product usage requirements and the failure to perform preventive maintenance.
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