Torque Meter

Description

The dial-gauge torque wrench (dial torque meter) is a precision tool designed to measure and record applied torque in a visual, analogue manner. Unlike typical click-type torque wrenches, this tool features a built‐in dial gauge that shows the actual applied torque while the tool is being used, and includes a memory pointer to hold the peak value reached. This allows the operator to apply a specific torque value (for example 3-25 N·m in your variant) and immediately verify that the exact target torque has been achieved. The gauge format is especially useful for inspection, calibration, or controlled tightening where verification of the exact torque is needed.

This variant with 3-25 N·m range and 0.5 N·m graduation is suitable for small fasteners or assemblies where moderate torque is required and visual verification is important. The tool meets the standard DIN EN ISO 6789 (a recognized standard for hand-controlled torque tools) and is built with rugged steel and chrome-plated body, enabling industrial usage. The fixed square drive (or push-through square drive in larger variants) allows adapters or plug-in heads to be fitted for different bolt sizes. The dual direction capability (right/left) expands its versatility.

• Analogue dial gauge display: real-time reading of torque application plus memory pointer to capture the maximum value reached.

• Graduation (d) of 0.5 N·m (for this range) enables fine resolution appropriate for moderate torque values.

• Range 3-25 N·m (for your model) covers many small to medium fastener applications.

• Accuracy around ±4% (as per similar HOLEX models) ensures reliable measurement in quality assurance contexts.

• Standard compliance: DIN EN ISO 6789 ensures calibration and traceability in professional usage.

• Dual-direction tightening (right- and left-hand) increases flexibility.

• Robust construction: steel, chrome-plated body means durability and long service life.

• Memory pointer allows visual verification post‐application — useful in QC / auditing.

• Suitable for controlled single tightening and controlled measurement tasks where documentation or verification is required.

• Precision assembly work and torque verification in manufacturing (e.g., small motors, gearboxes, instrumentation panels) where a defined torque value must be achieved and recorded.

• Maintenance and calibration work where fasteners must be tightened to a specific torque and the result verified visually (for example, critical mechanical joints, lab equipment).

• Work in small-scale industrial contexts where torque values fall within the 3-25 N·m range (e.g., instrumentation, small pumps, household appliance manufacturing).

• Quality control audits where each bolt’s torque is documented via the memory pointer reading of the gauge.

• Educational/training environments where operators learn proper torque application and want visible feedback rather than just a click.

• Left‐hand tightening situations (e.g., reverse thread fasteners) thanks to the dual-direction capability.