Battery Torque Wrench
Unrivalled Battery-Powered Torque
The B-RAD Xtreme (B-RAD X) sets a new standard for cordless torque tools, delivering up to 15,000 Nm (11,000 ft-lbs)—the highest in the market. Built for extreme-duty applications, it combines RAD’s patented gearbox technology with a sleek, cable-free design for unmatched power and precision
Features
- Extreme Torque Capacity: Delivers up to 15,000 Nm of tightening force.
- High Accuracy: ±4% torque precision for reliable fastening.
- Brushless Motor: Durable DC motor for long service life.
- Advanced Interface: 4-button LED display for easy operation.
- Enhanced Safety: Anti-fatigue trigger and protective guard.
- Battery Protection: Secure latch lock for safe battery retention.
Technical Data
The B-RAD Xtreme is available in four high-torque models, providing exceptional capacity in a cordless format.
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Portability: Battery torque wrenches offer portability and flexibility without the need for a power cord or hydraulic hoses, making them ideal for remote or confined spaces. Precision and Control- Many battery torque wrenches feature programmable settings that allow for precise torque control, which improves consistency and reduces the risk of over-tightening. Reduced Physical Strain- These tools often use high-torque output with minimal effort, reducing operator fatigue and improving productivity in repetitive tasks. Versatile Applications- Battery-powered wrenches are suitable for a wide range of applications, including assembly lines, maintenance, and industrial settings. Time Efficiency- The speed and ease of using a battery-operated tool can increase workflow efficiency, especially in applications that require multiple fastenings or repeated torque adjustments.
Choose the Correct Torque Range: Ensure the wrench’s range is appropriate for the application to avoid overloading or under-torquing. Calibrate Regularly- Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for calibration to maintain accuracy over time. Apply Torque Evenly- Use smooth, steady pressure to prevent sudden impacts, which can cause inaccuracies. Don’t Over-Torque- Setting or using the wrench above its rated capacity can lead to tool damage and unreliable torque output. Reset After Use- For adjustable torque wrenches, return the setting to the lowest value after use to relieve spring tension and extend tool life. Inspect Before Each Use- Look for wear, damage, or rust, especially around the head and handle. Store Properly- Store in a clean, dry place, preferably in a protective case, to avoid wear and exposure to elements.
Calibration Requirements- Torque wrenches require regular calibration to maintain accuracy, which can add cost and time to tool maintenance. Limited Range- Each torque wrench is designed for a specific range, meaning that multiple wrenches may be necessary to cover a broad range of applications. Wear and Tear- Mechanical and digital components can wear over time, affecting accuracy and requiring repairs or replacements. Operator Dependency- Consistent torque application depends on the operator’s handling, which can lead to variability in results, especially with manual torque wrenches. Environmental Sensitivity- Torque wrenches can be sensitive to extreme temperatures, dirt, and moisture, which can affect accuracy and longevity. Higher Cost for Advanced Models- Digital and battery-operated torque wrenches offer precision and ease but come at a higher price, making them an investment.