Chicago pneumatics Torque controlled impact wrenches.

Torque Control tools 'shut off' at a predetermined torque with the added benefits of being able to eliminate some operator influence and be used for 2 or more torques with the same tool.

Methods of Torque Control
1. 'Close Coupled' Torque Control - socket attached directly to the output of the wrench. The torque control mechanism and speed adjustments are made by two screwed located in the rear of the housing cap. The wrench shuts off automatically when the specified torque is reached. Correct torque setting is determined by testing on the joint to be assembled.

2. 'Quick Change Tork Bar' available on: CP6031 TEBAV, CP6041 TEBAD, CP6041 TEBAS, CP6060 TESAT
Simple substitution of the tork bar changes the torque output of the tool. The wrench shuts off automatically when the specified torque is reached. This solution should be used if 2 or more torques are required from the same tool.