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Discuss Torque screwdriver settings in the Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations area at ElectriciansForums.net
That's my concern. Iv used one on a CU and I was a little surprised when it clicked to indicate it was tight enough. I just thought it highlighted how heavy handed I was
So who does the calibration? Let's say your changing a CU or putting a new circuit in, do you think it's a necessary tool to have?
That's why I'm considering getting one. Iv seen one that goes from 0.8-2.0Nm, is that a large enough range?
Just had a quick "google" and spotted this :-Iv seen one that goes from 0.8-2.0Nm, is that a large enough range?
I started using mine regularly when a couple of MCB’s I was tightening split as I had over tightened.That's my concern. Iv used one on a CU and I was a little surprised when it clicked to indicate it was tight enough. I just thought it highlighted how heavy handed I was
Think 1-5 would be a better range. Just found this, re my other post;
http://www.elecsa.co.uk/documents/c...l-downloads/manufacturer-torque-settings.aspx
They ain't cheap;
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