Iso 1000 Torque Loading Rig With 90° Rotation
Iso 1000 Torque Loading Rig With 90° Rotation
Iso 1000 Torque Loading Rig With 90° Rotation
NORBAR TORQUE TOOLS LTD, Beaumont Road, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX16 1XJ, UNITED KINGDOM
Tel : + 44 (0) 1295 270333, Fax : + 44 (0) 1295 753643
www.norbar.com enquiry@norbar.com
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CONTENTS
PAGE
Introduction 2
Specification 3
Items Supplied 3
Items Required 4
Additional Options Available 4
Machine Installation 6
Wrench Installation 7
Items of Note 7
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INTRODUCTION_____________________________________________________________
The Norbar ISO 1000 torque loading rig with 90° rotation is designed to test torque wrenches up to a
maximum capacity of 1000 lbf.ft or 1350 N.m.
Any wrench within the systems maximum capacity can be tested in both the horizontal and vertical
planes, so allowing for a more accurate simulation of how the tool is actually used in the field.
The loading rig can also be used to carry out torque tests on conventional spanners, wrenches and
wrench extensions to their appropriate standard. With accessories the rig can also be used for
checking tensiometer instruments for wire ropes and similar cables.
1. ISO 2000 N.m for testing at greater capacity. (Model No. 20502)
2. Rate controlled ISO 1000 lbf.ft for applying torque at a set rate. (Model No. 60119)
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WEIGHT 31.0 Kg
Part No.s
For further information please contact Norbar Torque Tools or their distributor in your area.
20580 6" quadrant for tensiometer testing (2.5-1.6 cable) (1/16" - 3/32")
20581 9" quadrant for tensiometer testing (3-7mm cable) (1/6" - 9/32")
20588 Small Reaction Plate for calibrating tools upto 20 N.m (i.e. SL0)
NOTE: 20588 can only be used on rigs ordered after 1 September 1995, without additional holes
being drilled into box section. (See page 5).
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MACHINE INSTALLATION
2. Slide the rotating lever in from the back and secure with the 2 circlips provided (see drawing on
page 5).
2. Release the orientation release clamp by pushing it away to the extended position. (see drawing
on page 5)
3. Grip the rotating lever and gently pull to rotate the machine 90 degrees
4. Reclamp the mechanism by pulling the orientation release clamp towards yourself.
1. Select the lowest capacity torque transducer to cover the wrench to be tested.
2. Mount the male square of the transducer into the female square of the gear box, use adaptors
to suit.
3. The appropriate locating collar should be placed over the top of the transducer and locked by
rotating through 90 degrees.
5. Ensure the instrument functions correctly. (If in doubt see operators manual).
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WRENCH INSTALLATION
1. Slide the reaction post assembly to the far right of the reaction bar. This will allow the operator
to index a ratchet wrench for insertion into the torque transducer.
2. With the handle of the wrench running along the length of the rig, mount the torque wrench to
be tested in the female square of the transducer.
3. To adjust the reaction assembly slacken the clamp at the rear of the assembly. Move the post
up and down to alter the height, and slide the assembly along the arm to adjust the lateral
position.
4. The ideal wrench orientation is horizontal with the bobbins reacting against the normal hand
position, this is usually the centre of the wrench hand grip.
Wrench handle should be mounted under the wire strap for safe operation in horizontal or
vertical operation.
ITEMS OF NOTE
1. The gear box makes movement in the output drive difficult to detect. Use the 'A' and 'B' arrows
on the hand wheel and gearbox output as an indication.
ie:- 'A' indicates direction to apply force.
'B' indicates direction to release force.
2. Always ensure the 90° clamp is locked before loading the rig.
3. In the case of a ratchet wrench, with push through square drives, it is important to ensure the
square is operating on the correct side of the ratchet.
4. When rotating the machine, ensure the transducer lead is not caught up in the mechanism.