Torque Calibration

Routine Torque Calibration ensures repeatable accuracy from instruments used to apply torque during production processes. The test equipment used to perform torque calibration compares the amount of torque produced by the instrument to the allowable tolerance to determine if any adjustments are needed.
Companies that work with torque instruments find that the torque calibration services provided by quality solution Metrology support the quality of their operations by maintaining traceability and reliable measurement.

Torque calibration requirements are generated from a number of sources including manufacturers’ guidelines, ANSI/ASME standards, federal specifications, and customer requirements.
Torque sensor, preset screwdriver, and torque wrench calibration make use of a torque system with the option to select the appropriate transducer for the range of the instrument from among multiple choices. Torque multipliers are also calibrated with transducers, but require the use of two. One transducer measures the generated torque input while the other measures the torque output.