Mounting torque control of carbon parts

If you are on your own bike maintenance of extensive carbon-intensive parts are vulnerable to local overload, the torque wrench (drivers) are now indispensable tools I think. To avoid breaking the parts in the over-torque, so no assembly relied on the intuition that you will not be injured by it should.
Instrument because it becomes expensive at a frightening pace and intertwine over the size of the measurement range and high accuracy in general, mostly 居Ru been commercialized with the terms of both where appropriate to suit some is. The upper limit of accuracy near the lower limit should not be overrated, so when I use the lower ones with a narrow range for which accurate, more time on your eye is less accurate than the broad will be to narrow the tool box and covered with things.
The house was originally a torque wrench "bicycle" in the lower range of torque measurement is not from 2Nm, although well cap, a unit of work in less than 2mm wide cNm 1Nm tick tick is not suitable. Using a torque wrench at the bottom of this, for example "Schmolke TLO handlebar" to "Ax-lightness Zeus system" to tighten to 3.0Nm is a little scary considering the errors of the machine, "M5 Carbon bolts Schmolke"When called as close in the first place the lower limit is not enough to 1.5Nm. Only a dedicated high-precision torque driver at the bottom there (pictured above, non-hand thread) are compensated by.
During such, was launched last Mon "KTC" 居Ru lineup cycle tools are a series of "small-type torque Dejirache (GWEC3-030A)" is likely quite good."Cycle Tools series" want to use in almost all areas except where some bike maintenance, etc. There is only 居Ru been dubbed and BB (2Nm ~ 30Nm) covers the.

The accuracy of the measurement error is larger and finer Welcome 0.02Nm display unit(lower is ± 12%), but the first two decimal places, so it's totally like a decoration, a bicycleis still a good performance, shortage of work for almost any one of which is unlikely. This is recommended if the newly introduced.

Posted in: Mounting torque control