How does tightening torque effect the assembly process ?

In-depth expertise in pressure, vacuum, thrust force and thermal expansion, along with the ability to verify a clamp’s leak-tightness after installation, is essential for any application.

•    Clamp diameter must match the outside dimensions of the pipe or hose; always select the option that corresponds precisely to that value.
•    During installation, technicians must know how to position the clamp correctly, determine the proper spacing, and choose the right tools for the tightening operation.
•    Familiarity with the tightening-speed stages and the skill to apply torque without damaging the clamp’s physical properties demand both experience and specialised know-how.
•    A solid grasp of the clamp’s load-bearing capacity, tensile strength and abrasion resistance is crucial for selecting the most suitable clamp for the job.
•    Symmetrical, properly executed tightening techniques must never be overlooked during the screw-driving stages.
•    Understanding the relationship between the tensile load of metric bolts and the required tightening torque paves the way for smooth, specification-compliant and faster installations.