GEARWRENCH Preset Torque Wrenches

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I'm Michael Mazzoli torque specialist for

GEARWRENCH and in today's video I'm going

to show you how to identify set and calibrate

our preset torque wrenches some quick features

about our preset torque wrenches include our matte

chrome finish our ergonomic grip handle and slim

neck design some primary applications where you'll

find our preset torque wrenches would be in the

production manufacturing and assembly environments

where an end-user is performing the same torque

requirement multiple times throughout their

shift so the first step in calibrating a preset

torque wrench is to verify its current calibration

state so using a GEARWRENCH benchtop torque tester

which I've already set to 40-newton meters we're

going to verify the accuracy of this torque wrench

using a downward movement to

apply force we're going to verify

do a second verification

so we've got some adjustments to make the first

thing we'll do is remove our protective covering

from the handle exposing our tamper-proof

Torx bit and we'll make some adjustments

after our adjustment, we'll put it back on

the bench tester and verify the accuracy

so now that we've calibrated our torque

wrench and verified that it's within

our ANSI 4% plus or minus requirement we can

go ahead replace our protective covering take

our pencil and mark our torque wrench with

our 40-newton meters to go out to the plant