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Switching from Digital torque wrench
[How is it used?
I have been using KTC's Digital ratchet until now.
In use Alarm sounds when setting Torque is reached in Spec.
It is difficult to stop the tightening at the time of sounding but setting TorqueExactly to stop
If it's around 10N.m, it's not so much Over, but around 30N.m, it's up to the latter half of 31N.m.
The display goes and so on.
I'm not sure what's going on, so I'll stop at Mechanical's Cutting edge.
Buy MechanicalTorque wrench from Tonichi
Was the one you received as per Image?
as pictured
How was your experience with it?
The initial setup is a bit tedious.
I still feel more comfortable with Mechanical.
The easy-to-understand structure of the Torque, which can be locked with a click, is good.
There is just no visible N.m. indication, but it may be due to the degree of tightening.
I don't know, maybe it's Overtorque.
It's invisible, so it's good!
[Points to note]
So much so that I always drop the scale to at least Torque when I'm done using it and store it.
Digital ratchet is easier and hassle-free in this area.
How did it compare to other products?
Digital ratchet is a method of specifying the target Torque as a number and stopping it when it sounds.
Simple and easy to use for everyone, but the Spec.
Tightening multiple parts is difficult to do quickly.
The preliminary alarm sounds, and from there the main alarm sounds and reaches the set torque, but it takes a long time to close from the preliminary alarm to the main alarm while watching the situation slowly.
On the other hand, with Tonichi's MechanicalTorque wrench, it's just a click and you're done.
I can tighten them one after another.
Of course, if you tighten it with a lot of force or over the zone of idling after cutting, it will over, but if you do it normally, it can be tightened precisely.
I don't often use both Digital and Mechanical, but I'll probably end up using only Mechanical.
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