How does a torque wrench work?
Torque Wrenches are calibrated to apply a certain amount of torque to a fastener. The amount of torque that is applied depends on the amount of force on the tool’s handle and the length of the wrench. To work out the torque, the torque formula is force x length = torque.
The handle contains an internal mechanical indicator which connects to a calibrated scale. When the indicator determines the desired torque has been reached, stop twisting the bolt.
Re: How does a torque wrench work?
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