Specifications
- Maximum Torque (Nm) / (ft-lbs) 15000 / 11000
- Minimum Torque (Nm) / (ft-lbs) 135 / 100
Electronic Torque Wrench
Electric Torque Wrench - E-RAD BLU S
The E-RAD BLU-S Series is the pinnacle of electronic bolting technology, combining continuous torque with Supreme Transducer Technology for unmatched accuracy. With a built-in transducer for real-time torque measurement, it ensures precise stops, data traceability, and high-fidelity control for the most critical applications
Features
- Built-in Transducer: Real-time torque measurement.
- Supreme Accuracy: ±2.8% accuracy with ±2% repeatability.
- Torque and Angle Bolting: Supports complex bolting sequences.
- Advanced Data Management: Logs and exports torque data.
- Enhanced Security: Three-level password protection.
- Traceability: Operator ID for complete tracking.
- Bolt Check Function: Safe and reliable bolt verification feature.
- Low Noise: Operates at only 75 dB for quieter working conditions.
Technical Data
The E-RAD BLU-S Series achieves the lowest tolerance among the electric tools, with models reaching up to 15,000 Nm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The torque of a corded electric torque wrench varies by model, but it can generate significant torque ranging from a few hundred to over a thousand foot-pounds.
A corded electric torque wrench, or impact wrench, is used for fastening and loosening nuts and bolts efficiently. It finds applications in automotive repair, construction, and various industrial tasks.
Electric torque wrenches are known for their accuracy, typically within ±5% tolerance. Regular calibration is essential to maintain precision.
Generally, corded electric torque wrenches can provide higher torque output compared to cordless models. Corded versions are often preferred for heavy-duty applications requiring maximum torque.
