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This guide is for anyone using the US PRO 1/2" Dr Torque Angle Gauge - 6796 to accurately tighten fasteners that require a specific degree of turn after torque is applied. The gauge's main benefit is providing precise measurement, leading to more accurate and reliable fastening. A potential caveat is ensuring proper setup and understanding of the angle specifications for the fastener. This gauge is designed to work with 1/2" drive tools and has a 360° scale for easy reading.
| Model Part Number | 6796 |
|---|---|
| Brand | us pro |
This gauge is designed to work with 1/2" drive tools.
The gauge has a dial marked in degrees. Align the '0' mark at the start of your turn, and read the final degree value after you've applied the required torque and angle.
The holding rod keeps the gauge stable and secure during use, ensuring accurate readings.
This gauge is suitable for fasteners where torque plus angle tightening specifications are required. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for the fastener.
Wipe the gauge clean after each use and store it in a clean, dry place. Inspect it periodically for wear or damage.
Dropping the gauge may affect its accuracy. Check for any visible damage and verify the readings against a known standard.
While the gauge is manufactured to be accurate, it's a good idea to calibrate it periodically, especially with frequent use, to ensure continued precision.
Ensure the gauge is properly seated on the fastener and that the drive tool is securely connected. Check for any obstructions preventing the gauge from rotating.
Make sure the gauge is perpendicular to the fastener, and the holding rod is properly in place. Verify that you are reading the correct scale (degrees).
