Torque Seminars
Our torque seminars have been delivered numerous times. Attendees consistently depart with a refreshed comprehension of torque principles and a clear grasp of the rationale behind these principles. Even experienced torque professional frequently express their appreciation for gaining a renewed perspective on torque.
Our torque seminars have been delivered numerous times. Attendees consistently depart with a refreshed comprehension of torque principles and a clear grasp of the rationale behind these principles.
Even experienced torque professional frequently express their appreciation for gaining a renewed perspective on torque.
Torque application is a widely accepted method for gauging clamping force. However, several factors influence the output of a torque wrench, including the design of the wrench, user technique, and the condition of the fastener.
Fastening strategies vary: some focus solely on torque, while others incorporate angle measurement, which accounts for the degrees of fastener rotation. By considering thread count, thread pitch, fastener materials, and lubrication, you can accurately estimate how far a fastener will stretch. To maintain clamping force, it's crucial to keep stretching within the elastic zone of the material - where it returns to its original shape. Exceeding this zone compromises the material's ability to return to its original form, leading to unreliable clamping force estimates.
To learn more about how our torque seminar can enhance you assembly teams' efficiency and throughput, contact your local Sturtevant Richmont sales representative.