A torque analyzer or a torque sensor is a finely tuned laboratory-grade instrument for measuring torque, calibrating and verifying torque tools. Torque measurement equipment requires regular calibration to ensure accuracy and precision.
Calibration is the method of comparing tools and measuring devices to higher accuracy standards. Torque calibration equipment is the official means by which torque testers and sensors are calibrated and are traceable to National or International Standards, such as N.I.S.T and ISO.
Companies that invest in calibration equipment must ensure their processes conform to national and international standards. Calibrating torque tools requires proper staff training. Prevent a correction action from being issued due to an expired calibration with torque instruments. Lapses in calibrating torque measurement instruments expose a manufacturer to inaccurate measurements.
Learn more about the calibration process and international standard requirements for a torque analyzer and sensor. Our product specialist David Cash will demonstrate how to implement the calibration process for these tools. Please register today to attend our live event and receive our on-demand webinar recording 48 hours after the presentation.
What You Will Learn:
- The most common equipment solutions used for calibrating a torque analyzer or sensor
- Steps to properly calibrate your torque analyzer or sensor
- Techniques to reduce risks and costs
- How to establish and schedule a regular calibration regimen
- Difference between NIST traceable and ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibrations
- Best practices to ensure your instruments are in tolerance and making accurate measurements
- Certified calibration service providers vs. in-house calibration laboratory costs analysis
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