3 Ways to Prevent Over-Torque Failures with Cam-Over Wrench Technology

Implementing a solution that prevents over-torque events is critical for engineers to reduce scrap rate costs. Applying the right amount of torque to each fastener maximizes its holding potential. Over torquing a fastener generates risks of fastening failures and damaged products. 

Applying too much force while tightening a fastener can result in over-stretching a bolt, stripping a screw, breaking a screw head, or damaging the threads. A torque wrench is built with a mechanism to limit the amount of torque an operator applies. The type of torque limiting mechanism is what separates different torque wrench technology. Cam-over wrench technology safeguards against fastening failures and enhances the reliability of the fastening process. 

Watch our torque webinar and learn three ways to prevent over-torque failures with cam-over wrench technology. 
 
What You Will Learn:
• What type of torque wrenches are susceptible to over-torque events
• How cam-over technology prevents over-torque occurrences
• Discover the productivity benefits of a preset cam-over wrench
• How to implement an error-proofing process
• How to ensure correct torque is consistently applied.
• Discover the quality differences between a click vs. cam-over wrench

View Mountz torque webinar video