Mountz BMX Static Torque Transducer

Capacity column is listed as in.lbs ; Resolution is dependent on instrument.

Operating BMX
Once the BMX is connected with a Mountz Torque Analyzer, follow the instructions in the Torque Analyzer manual for accessing external transducers.

Using Hand Tools
Make sure the tool is within the torque range of the BMX model. If the tool is under the torque range, then the accuracy may not be reliable. If the tool is over the torque range, then you may over torque the BMX and damage the transducer. Place the
wrench or screwdriver€™s drive into the BMX€™s F/Square Drive and apply torque. You may require adapters for calibration or tool checks. Always make certain adapters are as short as possible and fit properly, with little “play.â€?

Using Power Tools
Make sure the tool is within the torque range of the BMX model. If the tool is under the torque range, then the accuracy may not be reliable. If the tool is over the torque range, then you may over torque the BMX and damage the transducer.
Always use a quality joint rate simulator (run down adapter) when testing power tools in a simulated application. Place the rundown adapter in the BMX as shown in the drawing on the right. Then place a Square Drive Adapter into the bit socket of the power tool and then slide it into the run down Adapter. Switch the driver into “Forward� mode and apply torque. Once the rundown is complete, switch the driver in “Reverse� and reverse the Run Down Adapter to a consistent “home� position.