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Digital Torque Meter

A digital torque meter is a device used to measure the amount of torque or rotational force applied to an object. It is typically used in industrial settings to ensure that fasteners, such as bolts or screws, are tightened to the correct specifications. The meter consists of a sensor that detects the applied torque and a digital display that shows the measurement in real-time. This digital torque angle meter allows operators to accurately tighten fasteners to the desired torque level, preventing under or over-tightening, which can lead to mechanical failures or damage. Lanetech, one of leading hardness tester manufacturers, offers a wide range of digital torque angle meters for your to choose from.

Types of Digital Torque Meter

HB Cap Torque Meter

The HB Series Cap Torque Tester is a sophisticated measuring device specifically engineered for the testing and measurement of various torques.

HT10-200 Torque Meter

The HT Series 10–200 Digital Torque Meter is a sophisticated measurement device specifically engineered for the testing and measurement of various torque levels.

MTT01 Cap Torque Testers

Series MTT01 Cap Torque Testers are engineered to assess both the application and removal torque for bottle caps, with a maximum capacity of 100 lbFin [11.5 Nm].

MTT02 Torque Tool Testers

The TT02 Series Torque Tool Testers offer an easy and precise way to evaluate manual, electric, and pneumatic torque screwdrivers, wrenches, and additional tools.

MTT03 Torque Gauges

MTT03 digital torque gauges, suitable for both clockwise and counter-clockwise torque testing across a wide range of industries, offer capacities ranging from 10 ozFin to 100 lbFin (approximately 7 to 1,150 Ncm).

MR50 Torque Sensors

Measure bi-directional torque for a wide variety of applications. Contains a chuck for samples up to 1/2" (12.7 mm) diameter, depending on capacity. The sensor can be used as a hand held device, or mounted to a torque test stand. Capacities available from 10 ozFin to 100 lbFin (7 to 1,150 Ncm).

MR51 Torque Sensors

A great solution for general bi-directional torque testing applications requiring different sample sizes. Three interchangeable chuck capacities and bit holder are available. The R51 has superb overload protection and is available in capacities from 10 ozFin to 100 lbFin (7 to 1,150 Ncm).

What Are The Applications Of A Digital Torque Meter?

Automotive industry

Digital torque meters, one of hardness tester types, are widely used in the automotive industry for various applications. These digital torque gauges are used to measure the torque applied during the assembly of engine components, such as cylinder heads, crankshafts, and connecting rods. This ensures that the correct amount of torque is applied to prevent over-tightening or under-tightening, which can lead to mechanical failures or leaks.

Manufacturing industry

In the manufacturing industry, digital torque angle meters are used for quality control purposes. They are used to measure the torque applied during the assembly of various products, such as electronic devices, appliances, and machinery. This helps ensure that the products are assembled correctly and meet the required specifications.

Aerospace industry

In the aerospace industry, digital torque meters are used for critical applications. They are used to measure the torque applied during the assembly of aircraft components, such as wings, landing gear, and engine parts. This is crucial for ensuring the safety and reliability of the aircraft, as any incorrect torque can lead to structural failures or malfunctions.

Can A Digital Torque Meter Measure Torque In Different Units?

Digital Torque Meter

Yes, a digital torque meter, for example, cap torque meter, can measure torque in different units. Most digital torque meters have the capability to measure torque in various units such as Newton meters (Nm), foot-pounds (ft-lb), inch-pounds (in-lb), kilogram-force meters (kgf-m), and more. The user can typically select the desired unit of measurement from the meter’s settings or options menu. This flexibility allows the digital torque angle meter to be used in different industries and applications where different units of torque measurement are commonly used. The ability to measure torque in different units makes the digital torque meter a versatile tool for professionals working in fields such as automotive, manufacturing, engineering, and construction.

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