Force & Torque Test

5 used models available from Mountz, Lansmont, Shore and more · Buy, Rent, Sell, Repair

Force and torque test equipment includes torque wrenches, torque analyzers, drop testers, and durometers used to verify fastener tightening, shock resistance, and material hardness. Buyers choose dial or digital torque wrenches with ranges from a few inch-pounds to over 80 N.m, fixed or adjustable designs, and durometers reading Shore hardness for rubbers and polymers, supporting quality control in automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing.

GS Test Equipment offers used and refurbished force and torque test equipment from Mountz, Lansmont, Shore, and Snap-On, tested before shipping and available to buy or rent. We also buy, repair, and calibrate these instruments; request a quote.

Force & Torque Test by Manufacturer

5 Force & Torque Test Models

Shore

PE-0781

Shore PE-0781 Durometer Type D

Mountz

TL-100I

Torque Analyzer Torque Ranges (10 - 100 lbf.in 113 - 1130 cN.m11.5 - 115 kgf.cm) Drive Size in 1/4 Female/Square

Snap-On

QD1R50

Snap-On QD1R50 Fixed-Ratchet Adj. Torque Wrench, 10-50 in. lb., 1/4" drive

Lansmont

PDT-56ED

Precision Drop Tester 56ED

Mountz

BDS80A

Mountz BDS80A Torqueleader Dial Measuring Torque Wrench, 0-60 lbf.ft, 0-80 N.m

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About Force & Torque Test

Hardness may be defined as a material's resistance to permanent indentation. The durometer scale was defined by Albert F. Shore, who developed a measurement device to measure Shore hardness, called a durometer in the 1920s. The term durometer is often used to refer to the measurement, as well as the instrument itself. Durometer is typically used as a measure of hardness in polymers, elastomers, and rubbers.[1]