An assistive stand used with a torque gauge to provide stable and continuous turning.

What is a Manual Torque Stand?

A manual torque test stand is a device used with a torque gauge to measure torque more accurately and consistently. Instead of turning or twisting a sample by hand, the stand lets you apply torque in a stable and controlled way, usually by a handle, lever, or wheel.

Types Of Manual Torque Stand

Manual Torque Test Stands for DTXS/DTXA

This manual rotation jig is designed for DTXS/DTXA torque gauges. It allows easy rotation, including continuous rotation beyond 360 degrees, using a knob.

SDT series

The SDT Series comprises a manual rotation assistive jig primarily developed for DTXS/DTXA torque gauges. With a convenient knob, it facilitates seamless rotations exceeding 360 degrees, providing an optimal user experience.

Sensor Holder for HTGS/HTGA/eHT

A basic stand that holds the HTGS, HTGA, or eHT torque sensor in place for stable torque measurement.

SHT-5N

The SHT-5N is a compact stand that has been designed to provide a secure base for the placement of HTGS, HTGA, or eHT torque sensors. It is engineered to ensure stability during torque measurements.

Manual Torque Test Stands for HTGS/HTGA/eHT

RSH series

The RSH series is a rotation support jig with a 5 N-m (500 N-cm) capacity, designed for use with HTGS/A series torque gauges. It assists in measuring torque in the horizontal direction and allows continuous rotation of samples beyond 360 degrees.

Manual Torque Test Stands