TORQUE METERING

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Model EB-650 Automatic Electronic Bench Torque Meter Bench model measures both application and removal torque of screw caps and closures. Portable and compact (measures only 10-1/2" wide x 10-3/4" deep x 7-3/4"high). Meter reads in five different units: lb.-in., oz.-in., lb.-ft., kg.-cm., N-m. One-piece stainless steel rugged enclosure suitable for harsh environments. Lexan panel for easy use and cleaning. Measured torque is held on digital display screen for easy viewing until next test is performed--no optional minimum and maximum spring indicators required. Complete with bottle clamping mechanism which can quickly and easily adjust from a vial to a gallon container. Audible and visual (LED) indications assist in ease of operation. Can operate with both 110V, 1 phase, 60Hz (50Hz) and rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries (included) for complete portability (comes with battery charger). Built in automatic shut off when unit is not in use. Available with RS-232 computer printer interface See common features below	Above: Model EB-650 Electronic Bench Torque Meter
Model EM-980 Automatic Machine Torque Monitor In addition to the features above, the machine model measures application torque of screw caps while being capped on their containers as the capper is operating throughout the entire speed range up to 200 BPM. Operates on 110V, (220V optional) 1 phase, 60 Hz. (50 Hz). Outputs are standard for visual and audible alarms or to reject or separate low torque containers. LCD screen displays torque of each container. See common features below Common features of Bench and Machine models Torque is read on LCD digital screen in 1/10 increments Only one model is necessary for a torque range from 1-100 lb.-in. and 1-115 kg.-cm Handles all styles, materials, types, shapes and sizes of closures, including child resistant and tamper evident Certificate of traceability to the National Bureau of Standards vailable upon request Built-in mini-computer with standard statistical analysis package allows operator to display test results on integral screen without the need for additional computers and printer RS-232 communications link interfaces torque tester to a computer or printer. (Printer is standard on Model EM-980) Standard statistical analysis which can be displayed on two line integral screen includes:
A. Lot number (set by operator). B. Sample size tested. C. Units selected D. Minimum torque of all tests performed. E. Maximum torque of all tests performed. F. Average torque of all tests performed. G. Standard deviation of all tests performed. H. Upper acceptable torque limit. I. Target torque limit desired. J. Lower acceptable torque limit K. Number of bottles over range and under range.