Thread: Measuring impact gun torque?
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10-06-2016 #3
I have tried similar with a M12 bolt and stack of washers, however I suspect there wasn't enough stretch in the bolt/washers to make it accurate enough, as readings seemed to vary quite widely.
My thought this morning was to get a bit bar, drill a row of holes to accept a row of nuts/bolts, torque them down at increasing torques, then see what the gun can slacken. What I really need to know is how tight a bolt the gun can slacken, as I'm wanting to test fi I can replace it with some form of high torque motor/gearbox.Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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