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VeriTorq® Digital Torque Wrench Tester by Sturtevant Richmont The VeriTorq® Digital Torque Wrench Tester is designed and manufactured to provide consistent and efficient torque testing of clicker-type torque wrenches. It is not for use with power tools. It meets or exceeds the tester requirements of ASME B107.14M and ISO 6789, and ASME B107.29M. The tester is accurate to +/- 1% of indicated value from 10% to 100% of capacity in both the clockwise and counterclockwise directions. Components and Installation There are other components packed with the tester: - An AC Adapter (120 VAC or 240 VAC to 6 VDC) - Square drive adapter (one w/80 - 250 ft.lb. models, two w/600 ft.lb. model) - A special serial cable - A hex key (for attaching U-bracket to top of transducer housing) - A Certificate of Calibration. The tester must be installed on a very sturdy mounting surface capable of completely resisting the torque forces transmitted to it through the tester, such as on an I-beam or strong and heavy workbench. The tester may be mounted in a horizontal or vertical orientation. There must be an appropriate power source within 3 feet of the installation location. Installation height should be about 29 inches. Models: Part No. 10362 10363 10364 10365 10366 10367 10368 10369 10371 10372 10373 10374 10375 10376 10377 10378 VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® VeriTorq® Model 1 Nm/10 in.lbs.- 120 VAC 6 Nm/50 in.lbs.- 120 VAC 12 Nm/100 in.lbs.- 120 VAC 34 Nm/300 in.lbs.- 120 VAC 109 Nm/80 ft.lbs.- 120 VAC 201 Nm/150 ft.lbs.- 120 VAC 339Nm/250 ft.lbs.- 120 VAC 814 Nm/600 ft.lbs.- 120 VAC 1 Nm/10 in.lbs.- 240 VAC 6 Nm/50 in.lbs.- 240 VAC 12 Nm/100 in.lbs.- 240 VAC 34 Nm/300 in.lbs.- 240 VAC 109 Nm/80 ft.lbs.- 240 VAC 201 Nm/150 ft.lbs.- 240 VAC 339Nm/250 ft.lbs.- 240 VAC 814 Nm/600 ft.lbs.- 240 VAC Two 5/16” diameter bolts (not supplied) are required for installation. To install the tester, position it in the mounting location and mark the bolt hole locations (2) to be used to mount it to the surface. Remove the tester and drill the holes for the two 5/16” diameter bolts. Position the tester over the holes, insert the bolts through the tester L-bracket and mounting surface, and install and tighten the nuts to 120-135 inch pounds. Insert the pin connector of the AC adapter into the marked connector on top of the electronics module of the tester, then plug the other end of the AC adapter into the power outlet. Using the VeriTorq® Safety Rules To avoid possible injury, the following precautions should always be taken when using this tester: » Wear safety glasses or goggles at all times. » Be sure torque wrench properly engages tester prior to applying torque. » The torque tester and AC Adapter are for dry location use only. Do not stand in water when using tester or allow tester to get wet. » Maintain firm footing and balanced body position when applying torque. » The installation location must be capable of resisting the torque transmitted to it during tester use without tipping either forward or to the side. To prepare VeriTorq® for testing: 1. Gently slide the power switch to the On position. 2. Allow the tester to go through its staring procedure, during which it will display the software level and the capacity of the tester. When completed, the tester will display zeroes in the numeric display, the current unit of measure to the right of the numbers, and the current testing mode icon at the top of the display will be lit.

3. Use the PEAK SELECT button on the electronics module to select the mode of operation. Press the button until the icon beneath the mode name is lit. Use CLICKER mode to test clicker-type torque wrenches or torque screwdrivers, PEAK mode to test camover-type torque wrenches, and TRACK mode to test dial and digital or beamtype torque wrenches. There is no mode for testing power tools. Power tools are not to be tested on this tester. 4. Press the UNITS button to select the unit of measure of the torque wrench to be tested. 5. If the torque value display reads other than zero, press the ZERO...