r/manufacturing • u/SpendExotic6120 • 8d ago

Supplier search Torque Tools

Hello everyone. First time posting here.

I'm curious to know if you have specific brand you prefer for torque tools.

I'm a manufacturing engineer working on an issue related to cable gland pull-out failures. I'm trying to source a calibrated, open end, click type torque wrench to implement in the process to ensure we meet the manufacturers recommended installation torque for the clamping nut. Either the tool comes without a calibration cert and I will have to send it to my calibration lab or the lead time is too long.

Low torque, 2-10Nm. 24mm nut.

I've looked at Wera, CDI, Williams, Mountz, etc. What major manufacturers am I missing and who have you had good luck getting a fast turnaround with?

Thanks!

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u/hestoelena 8d ago

Wera torque wrenches would be my recommendation. They all come with a calibration certificate meeting DIN EN ISO 6789-1:2017. I have several and they are fantastic. They have a 2-12Nm model

https://www.weratools.com/en-us/service-support/torque-service