Tyler, most of my comments are for the DIY . A non-tech person can own
a beam type torque wrench and be assured of its accuracy . Plus a lot
less money . Some pepole think that a beam torque wrench is an inferior
wrench . Most of these guys do not make a living with tools . The only
place I have ever seen a torque checking unit was in aircraft maint.
hanger. Thats good info. also . I had forgot about it . Thanks
Eric H.
> > For a home shop a beam type torque wrench is more accurate . How can
you
> > know if a click type wrench is in calibration ?
>
> if there is a aircraft service company in your area, their tool bay
has a torque wrench tester,if they are friendly they may test it for
you, Gray, Mac, and Snap-on can test and recalibrate it. your torque
wrench, I just had my 5 torque wrenches tested, they were calibrated 3
years ago and there still within tolerance, the must important thing
with a click type is to reset it to it's lowest setting when finished
with it.
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