Exacta II 1250 Series 400 Interchangeable Head Digital Torque And Angle Wrench

1250 Series Exacta2 Digital Torque & Angle Wrench Bi-directional +/- 1% Indicated Value from 20% to 100% of tool capacity. Meets/Exceeds the ASME and ISO standards. Angle measurements include: Torque To Angle, Torque With Angle Monitoring, Residual Torque, Prevailing Torque Mode. Also operates in Peak Mode with no angle measurements. Included with the 1250 Series wrenches are two single cartridge batteries and charger. One battery can be charging while the other is in use. Vibrating handle when the target torque and angle values are reached. Programmable wrench display ''lighting sequence'' works with both torque and angle. Within the engineering specifications, a target can be set to acknowledge target achieved feedback with display color change and handle vibration. Up to four tools can operate simultaneously with the Global 400/400mp. Robust radio communication speeds support the shortest takt times. Operator can complete active P-Set even if radio communication is severed. When radio communication resumes, the wrench automatically uploads all missed P-Set data. The wrench automatically recalibrates for P-Sets requiring different head lengths. Wrenches are available with our traditional fixed ratchet, pin/spring dovetail, optional quick change (QC) dovetail with access to well over 200 interchangeable heads. Compatible Products Fully compatible with Global 400 and Global 400mp controller where multiple tools with simultaneous uses are needed. The 1250 Series Exacta 2 does not communicate with the Global 8, PTV or TCV. Why Torque and Angle? Torque with angle measurement provides a significantly more accurate and repeatable clamp load from one assembly to the next. Traceability and Digital Data Capture Provides digital date/time stamped documentation on every fastening achieved with our wireless tools. 1250 Series Exacta2 Digital Torque & Angle Wrench Five Operational Modes: Torque to Angle: T2A Measures torque first and then degrees of fastener rotation to stretch the fastener a predetermined amount. That closely managed bolt stretch creates greater repeatability than using torque alone. Torque with Angle Monitoring: TAM Measures torque while ensuring sufficient rotation. Helps identify ''double-tightened'' fasteners and changing joint conditions. Prevailing Torque Mode: PTM Factors out friction inherent to lock nuts. Residual: RES Audit torque value on previously tightened fasteners with greater accuracy. Peak Pure torque measurement without angle measurement