ASG Jergens 66704 DTT 100 Digital Torque Tester
- MFR #66704
- EIS #66704-JER
$2,493.10 / Piece
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The ASG Jergens 66704 DTT 100 Digital Torque Tester provides ±0.5% full-scale accuracy and offers multiple torque units, including N.mm, N.cm, N.m, kgf.cm, kgf.m, lbf.in, and lbf.ft. This tester features an LCD display and has a 17-hour battery life, making it ideal for continuous use in industrial settings. With 500 readings stored in memory, it supports three modes of operation: Track, Peak, and First Peak. Additional functions such as auto reset, auto memory, and real-time clock provide enhanced usability. The tester is equipped with Mini USB to USB and RS-232 communications for easy data transfer. The 3/8″ female square drive and accuracy make it perfect for testing torque wrenches, though it is not suitable for use with impact or pulse tools.
Features
- Accuracy: + or -0.5% full scale accuracy
- Display: LCD display graphics
- Battery Life: 17 hours
- Torque Units: N.mm, N.cm, N.m, kgf.cm, kgf.m, lbf.in, lbf.ft
- Modes of Operation: Track, Peak, and First Peak
- Multiple Functions: Auto Reset, Auto Memory, Auto Zero, Real-Time Clock, Pass/Fail Statistics, Torque Bar, Battery Indicator, Charging Status Indicator, and Transducer State
- Memory Storage: 500 readings stored in memory
- Drive Type: 3/8″ female square drive
- Communication: Mini USB to USB and RS-232 for data transfer
- Limitations: Not for use with impact or pulse tools
Applications
- Ideal for testing and calibrating torque wrenches in industrial settings
- Used for precision torque measurements in workshops, assembly lines, and maintenance tasks
- Suitable for applications requiring torque measurement accuracy for both clockwise and counter-clockwise operations
General Information
| Item Name | Digital Torque Tester |
| Trade Name | ASG Jergens |
Supporting Information
| Use With | Suitable for use with torque wrenches and transducers in industrial and maintenance settings, for both clockwise and counter-clockwise torque testing |
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