HIT Series Digital Torque Meters (Split Type)

HIT Series Digital Torque Meters (Split Type)

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● Mobel:  1150D
● MOQ :  1 set
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Features:
1.Specially designed for management of torque for impact drivers.
2.First peak measuring mode(F.PEAK) gives precision measurements of torque wrenches or other tools.
3.Confirm peak, FP mode value by buzzer.
4.Data output and analog output are standard spec. characteristics.



 

 Model HIT-10 HIT-100 HIT-300 HIT-50

Measurement

Range

 Kgf.cm

0.15-10.0

 1.5-100.0 10.0-300.0 15.0-500.0
N.m 0.015-1.0 0.15-10.0
 1.0-30.0 1.5-50.0
Accuracy within±0.5% within±1.0%
Measuring Modes Peak, Track, First Peak
Dimensions (mm) 123 (W) x 230 (D) x 65 (H)
Weight 1.8 kg
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FAQ

What are the advantages of a split-type digital torque meter compared to a standard integrated model?

A split-type digital torque meter features a separate sensor and display unit, which offers several advantages:
Flexibility: The separate sensor allows for easier access to tight or awkward spaces where a single integrated unit might not fit.
Reduced strain: By separating the sensor from the display, the overall weight and bulk of the device at the point of measurement are reduced, improving ease of use.
Improved durability: Separating the sensor and display can reduce the risk of damage to sensitive electronics if the meter is used in challenging environments.
Enhanced precision: The design may offer better stability and precision, particularly for high-precision applications.

How do I calibrate a HIT Series split-type digital torque meter?

Calibrating a HIT Series split-type digital torque meter typically involves the following steps:
Read the manual: Refer to the user manual for specific calibration instructions for your model.
Prepare the equipment: Ensure the meter is properly connected and powered on. Make sure the sensor and display unit are correctly linked.
Apply known torque values: Use a calibration device or apply known torque values to the sensor.
Adjust settings: Follow the manual to adjust the meter’s settings to match the known values.
Verify accuracy: Check the meter with multiple torque values to ensure consistent and accurate readings.
Recalibrate as needed: Repeat the calibration process if necessary and ensure the meter is functioning correctly before use.

What should I do if my HIT Series digital torque meter (split type) is not functioning correctly?

If the split-type digital torque meter is not working properly, consider the following troubleshooting steps:
Check the power source: Ensure the battery or power supply is functioning and properly connected. Replace or recharge the battery if necessary.
Inspect connections: Verify that the sensor and display unit are properly connected and secure. Look for any loose or damaged cables.
Review settings: Make sure the meter settings are correctly configured and that no errors are causing issues.
Reset or restart: Try turning the meter off and then on again, or perform a reset if the manual provides instructions for doing so.
Consult the manual: Look for specific troubleshooting tips in the user manual.
Contact support: If the issue persists, reach out to the manufacturer’s customer support for further assistance or to arrange for repairs. Ensure you follow any warranty guidelines if applicable.