Torque Multipliers
Torque Multipliers
Alltorc proudly offers the Norwolf Z46 & Missing Link torque multipliers. With this breakthrough innovation in design, these low profile and square drive torque multipliers allow difficult torque applications to be a thing of the past! You have the option to use a square drive with a heavy-duty socket or we offer options with direct fit. Look no further if you are trying to get more torque output in tight situations, The Norwolf range of multipliers will cover your needs.
The Norwolf Z46 & Missing Link torque multipliers from Alltorc are the ultimate solution for professionals in need of high torque in tight spaces. Their low profile and square drive design allows for easy use with a heavy-duty socket or direct fit options, making difficult tasks a breeze. With the Norwolf range of multipliers, you can increase your productivity and precision, making your job easier and more efficient.
These torque multipliers are specifically designed for professionals who require high torque in tight spaces, making difficult tasks easier and more efficient. They are the ideal solution for tightening and loosening fasteners in areas with limited or no power. It is an ideal tool for emergency maintenance, repairs, and installations because it does not require electricity or compressed air. So, if you’re looking for a dependable, user-friendly tool that doesn’t require a power source, look no further. They are versatile and precise due to their low profile and square drive design, making them the ideal tool for reducing lever length in industrial settings.
Regardless of if you need pneumatic torque multipliers or manual torque multipliers, Alltorc has you covered. All of our torque multipliers come with reaction arms as an option.
What does a torque multiplier do?
A torque multiplier is mechanical tool that consists of a gear system that allows for a low input torque to be multplied to a higher output torque at the end of the gear system.
Can you use a torque multiplier to tighten?
You can use a torque multiplier to tighten or loosen nuts.
Is a torque multiplier the same as a torque wrench?
These two are not the same
How do you calculate torque multiplier?
Torque multipliers in all sizes have a ration in which they perform. The most accurate way to calculate a ratio of a torque multiplier is through the calibration process where there are concrete input and output numbers that are able to be provided. Once we have our different inputs, you will divide the output value by the input value to obtain your proper ratio for that multiplier.
