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The all-new TAC (Torque & Angle Control) is really two wrenches in one. First, and foremost, it is a traditional mechanical click-wrench. When the preset torque value is achieved, the internal mechanism moves, striking the side of the flattened case. That creates a distinctive sound. The operator stops pulling when the wrench clicked, the LED flashes green, and the display on the Global 400 advances the batch count and flashes green.
Although the wrench reports like a digital wrench, it is calibrated and set like a traditional preset click wrench. It does not change torque output based on a digital input. The torque value is changed by compressing or relieving the spring, just like a preset click wrench. After all, it is a click-wrench.
Note that there are two torque values shown on the Global 400 display. There is the "click" torque value, the point at which the wrench clicked. There is also the peak value. This is the point at which the operator stopped pulling. The display to the right also shows that the appropriate torque value was achieved 22 degrees of rotation after snug torque was achieved.
But what if the operator continued to pull? What then?
For example, the wrench clicked at 9.8 Newton Meters. But the operator continued to pull until the final torque was 17.3 Newton Meters. Both the TAC and the controller display flashed red, indicating NOK. The operator can now self-diagnose and determine exactly what he or she did to illicit the NOK. This is both error-proofing by guidance and error-proofing by behavior modification.
TAC is equipped with two LEDs. One LED is the traditional Green/Red for OK/NOK. The other LED is a blue LED that pulses when the tool becomes active and is ready for use. LED holds solid blue upon batch completion. Pulsing blue LED timing can be adjusted in the controller to help operators identify the active tool if there are multiple TAC wrenches in a work cell.
Key Features
Compatible Controllers
Model | Item No. | Torque Range [N·m] | Torque Range [lbf·in] | Tool tang | Length [mm] | Weight [kg] | Grip |
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TAC 150i | R810712 | 4 - 17 | 30 - 150 | Dovetail | 180 | 0.37 | Soft |
TAC 300i | R810713 | 7 - 34 | 60 - 300 | Dovetail | 229 | 0.47 | Soft |
TAC 750i | R810714 | 17 - 85 | 150 - 750 | Dovetail | 326 | 0.64 | Soft |
TAC 1800i | R810715 | 40 - 200 | 360 - 1800 | Dovetail | 411 | 0.81 | Soft |
TAC 1800i ERGO | R810721 | 40 - 200 | 360 - 1800 | Dovetail | 516 | 1.02 | Soft |
The table shows the torque ranges specified by the manufacturer. Usage in the medium range (approx. 1/3 to 4/5 of rated capacity) is recommended. If you would regularly work close to the load capacity limit, a larger tool may be ergonomically more advantageous.
All technical data without guarantee, errors and omissions excepted.