I do not see that torque wrenches are being used. Do you recommend using torque wrenches to ensure all connections are torqued to the specified values in the installation manual or does using a torque limiter remove the need to utilize a torque wrench? I have noticed that the torque limiters stop before they get to the specified value and do not stop exactly on the specified value. Thoughts?
This looks good!!!
I do not see that torque wrenches are being used. Do you recommend using torque wrenches to ensure all connections are torqued to the specified values in the installation manual or does using a torque limiter remove the need to utilize a torque wrench? I have noticed that the torque limiters stop before they get to the specified value and do not stop exactly on the specified value. Thoughts?
Our installation manual can be found in the technical library at www.Panelclaw.com
We recommend the use of inline torque limiters from seeking.com .
@@costanicolaou3477 Understood. But does the use of the recommended inline torque limiter remove the need to put a torque wrench to every bolt?
In this video I do not see them using a torque wrench and the narrator never says to torque to 6 ftlb. (or 4ft lbs)
@@solarboyzusa8051They are using a torque limiter on the impact
What brand torque attachment is being used for the speed drill in this video?
Seekonk inline torque limiters: www.seekonk.com/cat-49-1-36/inline-torque-limiters.htm