Handling Torque Tool

When using a torque wrench, which of the following should you observe when tightening a screw connection?

• You should not use articulations or extensions

• A back pressure must be generated with a thumb

• The torque wrench must be held perpendicular to the center line

• Only loosen with a torque wrench

Which of the following should be done when pre-tightening a screw with an Allen key?

• Use the shorter side

• Apply more than 45 degrees of movement

• Use the longer side

• Tighten from the outside to the inside

Which of the following is a consequence of incorrect double torque?

• Position when jerk and click sound is first observed

• Over tighten happens

• No torque is achieved

• Use the longer side

Readable Scan Code will be available at the body of the torque wrench.

• True

• False

Which symbol needs to be scanned before carrying out the torque?

• Allen key

• Torque Tools

• Vatseal

• PFA seals

What is the primary purpose of a torque tool?

• To measure pressure
• To control the tightness of a bolt or nut
• To cut through metal
• To measure temperature

What could be a potential risk of not using a torque tool correctly?

• Over tightening and damaging the bolt
• It makes the tool look shiny
• It can increase the tool's weight
• It can turn the tool into a hammer

Which part of the torque tool is responsible for controlling the amount of torque applied?

• Handle
• Gear
• Head
• Shaft

What might happen if a torque tool is used beyond its capacity?

• It can break
• It will turn into a wrench
• It will become magnetic
• It will start to rust

What is the purpose of a torque wrench calibration?

• To adjust the color of the wrench
• To increase the weight of the wrench
• To ensure accurate torque application
• To make the wrench rust-proof