Torque wrenches are precision tools that require regular calibration due to the potential loss of accuracy over time and with usage. The accuracy and setting points of a torque wrench can be compromised by various factors, including exposure to environmental conditions, wear and tear, misuse, and accidental drops. Ideally, a torque wrench should remain within its specified tolerances for at least 5000 cycles.
Factors Affecting Accuracy: Several factors can affect a torque wrench's accuracy, including wear and tear from usage, exposure to environmental conditions (dust, humidity, temperature), misuse (e.g., using the wrench to loosen fasteners), and accidental drops.
Tyre Inflators are required by manufacturers to be calibrated a maximum of every 12 months for accuracy. Continuous use, dropping, moisture and dust can severely effect the accuracy of you inflator. At BWS we calibrate your inflator onsite and provide test certificates upon a successful result.
Calibration service to all models of Sartorius paint mixing scales- onsite.
Achieve BS10125 Criteria with AOM133
AOM133 is intended for technicians whose job role involves the repair of vehicle bodies. AOM133 is tailored to meet the needs of technicians who specialise in vehicle body repair.
Technicians are evaluated based on their ability to follow a researched repair method and remove existing bonded and mechanically fixed panels. They are also assessed on their skills in applying blind rivets, self-piercing rivets, flow form rivets, and using structural adhesives with a reinforcement plate.
Course Fee £325
The training courses are held in our training centre in Manchester M40 2XG
A maximum of 2 personnel can be trained at any one time. We have two welding bays setup for this purpose.
Yes we do, please contact sales@basicwelding.co.uk and we will contact you to find out your requirements and book an engineer.
The training includes all materials and gases for that welding process. Tea and coffee is also available as well as sandwiches for dinner.