A torque multiplier is a tool that provides a mechanical advantage when loosening or tightening nuts and bolts. They're used to increase the amount of applied torque, allowing workers to rapidly assemble or disassemble heavy machinery, vessels, and structures.

Torque multipliers are the epitome of "work smarter, not harder." They provide upgraded safety, greater precision, and higher levels of efficiency and productivity. Under normal circumstances, tightening and loosening heavy-duty fasteners is exhausting work.

A torque multiplier is an invaluable addition to your toolkit. It provides the extra power you need to turn bolts, nuts, and screws with ease. A small push can generate a high torque making it a better, safer alternative to extended handles or "cheater bars", which can result in a safety hazard if the tool were to fail while in use.

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New World Technologies set the industry standard when the E-RAD electric high-capacity torque wrench debuted in 2005. There was nothing like this tool on the market at that time: a calibrated, accurate, electric torque wrench with a capacity as high as 4,000 feet/pounds. Around the same time, the American wind energy business started to take off in a scalable way.

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I am often asked to explain the differences between the RAD torque-controlled guns and standard impact guns.  Both of these tools today are available in battery, electric and pneumatic styles.  Even though these tools look similar is appearance the differences between these two types of tools is dramatic.

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Torque wrenches are tough, durable tools, and like any tool, they’ll treat you well if you treat them with proper care.

Part of that care includes proper storage. In this blog post, we’ll look at the basics of short-term and long-term torque wrench storage.

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