Location
1231 Park Ave
Bismarck, ND 58504
Team Torque Inc. quickly provides torque tester calibration services for almost any brand of torque analyzer and tester. We use a Dead Weight Calibration system on all testers that we calibrate. Team Torque Inc. is an authorized torque tester calibration service center for all of the major torque tool manufacturers in the industry. If your torque analyzer or tester is within our scope we can probably service it. Send in your tester or analyzer to our torque service and calibration center.
Team Torque Inc. will give you ALL detailed information on each Tester calibrated for FREE!
We will also provide a Certificate of Calibration sheet that will show the following for each mechanical and electronic torque meter: Trending, location, status, range, calibration specification, completion date, accuracy before and after calibration, and the technician that certified the tester.
Along with being a torque wrench calibration and service lab, our Tester Lab is a fully equipped to repair torque testers and torque analyzers. We repair both analog and digital torque analyzers and testers. We take care of most anything from the newest digital torque testers and wrenches on the market to older, analog torque testers and other units that are no longer supported by the manufacturer.
Torque testing equipment, like torque testers and inline torque transducers, are sometimes used prior to the manufacturing assembly process. The torque test equipment is used for tool setup or conducting tool capability studies on the manufacturing floor. For tool setup, the tool crib will set the torque tool according the torque specification required for the application. Most torque specifications are provided by the bolting vendor.
For tool capability studies, interns or floor technicians need to ensure that the torque tool can provide the necessary torque and repeat-ability that's required for a potential application. The torque equipment used for this torque testing would be: - Tabletop torque testers with built-in transducers. - Torque analyzer that connects with either stationary torque sensors or rotary torque sensors. - Joint simulators like run down adapters.
Team Torque is proud to be able to provide fast torque tester and transducer calibration on tabletop, built-in and inline torque transducers, analyzers. We provide torque meter calibration at a very reasonable price and very fast turn time (Typically less than 72 hours). Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Our multi-talented torque tester calibration team represents more experience in calibration, verification, consulting, and interactive advisory on your companies torque testing needs.
Our analog and digital torque tester calibration team is made up of technicians, engineers, torque experts, sales experts and consulting specialists. Our key to success has been developing our team into a knowledge force that results in outstanding abilities to provide you needed answers and guidance in your ongoing need for an ergo-dynamic direction. Our torque analyzer calibration services have provided direction for torque tester and electronic torque calibration needs around the world since 1993.
Electronic Calibration Reporting
Our desire to stay at the front of the industry has given us opportunity to work with prestigious companies for many years, and we pride ourselves in delivering them the highest level of quality work with calibration and repair. We know it's important to keep our customers informed on new innovations and the latest trends of the industry. That's why we strive to make sure we continue to push the boundary of what we know as a company.
"Team Torque is the expert in the industry – they are the best in the world of torque."
Lab Information
Lab Manager - Rich Sabot
rich.s@teamtorque.com
Turnaround time on torque calibration is typically less than 3 working days.
Helpful Hints from the Tester Lab Guy
Make sure you run the analog or digital torque measuring tool to manufacturer recommended PSI of dynamic (while the tools is running) air pressure at the tool.
Proper hose size is important. The inside diameter of the air hose should be one size larger than the size of the inlet of the torque measuring tool.
The air motor should be lubricated on a regular basis. This will keep the motor from seizing up and will prevent premature wear.
No digital or mechanical torque tester should be set at it's max range. Find a tool that can be set at the low to mid range for the torque setting that is needed.