Torque Wrenches and Their Uses Flashcards
An electrician on the jobsite uses a pulling motion to apply force to a torque wrench. Is this the correct way to apply torque to a fastener?
A) Yes
B) No
A) Yes
The ___ style torque wrench was the first type invented and commercially sold
A) Beam
B) Dial
C) Clicker
D) Electronic
A) Beam
The ___ style is the most common type of torque wrench used today.
A) Beam
B) Dial
C) Clicker
D) Electronic
C) Clicker
On a dial wrench, always check the dial needle to make sure it is set at 0.
A) True
B) False
A) True
Electronic torque wrenches indicate a ___ accuracy.
A) +/- 1%
B) +/- 2%
C) +/- 4%
D) +/- 5%
B) +/- 2%
Dial wrenches usually have a fixed drive.
A) True
B) False
A) True
A(n) ___ style torque wrench uses a ball detent and spring.
A) beam
B) clicker
C) dial
D) electronic
B) clicker
Major manufacturers recommend that torque wrenches should be recalibrated ___. (Choose all that apply)
A) after every use
B) every 5,000 cycles
C) once a year
B and C
It is permissible to leave an adjustable (clicker style) torque wrench wound up during storage.
A) True
B) False
B) False
a 250-foot-pound wrench is permitted to be set a 5 foot-pounds.
A) True
B) False
B) False
It is recommended that all clicker style wrenches be stored at their lowest setting on the scale.
A) True
B) False
A) True
What length of cheater bar is needed to obtain 300 foot-pounds from a 250 foot-pound torque wrench.
A) 2 feet
B) 3 feet
C) 5 feet
D) A cheater bar should never be used
D) A cheater bar should never be used
Torque screwdrivers generally have a cam-over feature
A) True
B) False
A) True
Torque screwdrivers are well suited for precision work because fasteners cannot be over torqued
A) True
B) False
A) True
What are three disadvantages of torque screwdrivers?
I) Limited maximum torque
II) Limited to one scale
III) Requires frequent calibration
IV) Not suitable for precision work
V) Expensive considering small torque range
I, II, and V