Facom E.6000-C1000 Digital Torque Calibration Analyser
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The Facom E.6000-C1000 Digital Torque Calibration Analyser is a precision instrument designed for the accurate testing and verification of torque tools in professional workshop and calibration environments.
Accuracy exceeds ± 1% in line with ISO 6789, and the range covers 10Nm up to 1000Nm.
The E.6000-C1000 requires a Windows PC with Facom Control software installed on it and a USB port for connection to the device.
Specifications: Torque Range: 10Nm-1000Nm System Requirements: Windows PC with USB Port Standards / Norms: 2014/30/EU (EMC), ISO 6789-1:2017 Weight: 2.5kg Features and Benefits: •
Accuracy exceeds ± 1% in line with ISO 6789, and the range covers 10Nm up to 1000Nm.
The E.6000-C1000 requires a Windows PC with Facom Control software installed on it and a USB port for connection to the device.
Specifications: Torque Range: 10Nm-1000Nm System Requirements: Windows PC with USB Port Standards / Norms: 2014/30/EU (EMC), ISO 6789-1:2017 Weight: 2.5kg Features and Benefits: •
EAN 3662424077845 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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