CDI 1001-I-DTT Torque Tester, 1/4″ Drive, 10-100 in-lb (1-11.3 N·m)

Description

Small screws on circuit boards, housings and sensors need small, steady torque. The CDI 1001-I-DTT torque tester checks the tools that deliver it. With a 1/4-inch drive and a range of 10 to 100 in-lb, or 1 to 11.3 N·m, it handles the light end of torque work.

Precision checks for small tools

A 1/4-inch click wrench that reads 10% high can crack a plastic boss or strip a fine thread. However, nobody sees that drift until parts start to fail. A tester on the bench turns that hidden risk into a number your team can record.

CDI Torque Products, part of Snap-on, makes this unit for that job. Plus, its digital display removes the guesswork of reading a dial.

Who needs the CDI 1001-I-DTT torque tester

• Electronics plants that build phones, cameras, chargers and control boards.
• Medical and optical device makers with tight torque windows.
• Automotive sensor and wiring harness lines.
• Calibration-minded tool cribs that issue 1/4-inch wrenches.

Torque screwdrivers are common in these plants too. So check whether your drivers can fit the 1/4-inch drive with an adapter, and whether their settings fall inside the range.

How to read the range

The range runs from 10 to 100 in-lb. For example, a wrench set at 50 in-lb sits mid-scale, which is an ideal test point. Values below 10 in-lb fall outside this model, so you would need a lower-range tester for them.

Good habits at the test bench

Fix the tester in place, then load each tool slowly and evenly. Also test at more than one setting, because a wrench can be fine at one value and off at another. Finally, log every result and store the tester in a clean, dry place.

Remember that the tester needs its own calibration at regular intervals. An independent lab can do this for you.

Order in Vietnam

Lost in HCM supplies the CDI 1001-I-DTT torque tester, while SMK Vietnam lists it for them. For price and lead time, request a quote from Lost in HCM. Explore other torque testers and calibration systems or contact SMK Vietnam. You can read about the brand at cditorque.com.

Small-range tester FAQ

What range does the 1001-I-DTT cover?

It covers 10-100 in-lb, which is about 1-11.3 N·m, through a 1/4-inch drive.

Is it suitable for an ESD-sensitive area?

Ask Lost in HCM before you order. They can confirm the details for your clean room or ESD rules.

Do I need a separate tester for larger wrenches?

Yes. Wrenches set above 100 in-lb need a larger CDI model, such as a 3/8-inch unit.