Snap-on ATP5000E Torque Multiplier, 1-1/4″ Square Drive, 5,000 ft-lb, Angle Measurement

Description

Some joints need more than a torque value. The Snap-on ATP5000E torque multiplier adds angle measurement to a digital, powered unit rated to 5,000 ft-lb. So a crew can tighten to a snug torque and then turn a set number of degrees with one tool.

Torque and angle in one tool

Friction varies from bolt to bolt, because threads, coatings and washers differ. As a result, two bolts at the same torque can hold very different clamp loads. Angle control reduces that spread, since it measures how far the nut actually turns. That is why many structural and wind specs use a torque-plus-angle method.

How a torque-angle sequence usually works

• First, tighten all bolts in the pattern to a snug torque.
• Next, check that the joint faces sit flat.
• Then turn each bolt by the angle on the drawing.
• Finally, record the values for the joint file.

Listing data

ATP5000E or ATP5000?

Both models share the same drive and rating. However, only the E version measures angle. If your drawings call for torque only, the ATP5000 may be enough. On the other hand, if any joint on your site uses a turn spec, the Snap-on ATP5000E torque multiplier saves you from buying a second tool later.

Keeping readings trustworthy

Hold the tool square on the nut, so the angle count starts from a stable position. Also keep the reaction arm firm, because any slip adds false degrees. After the job, clean the drive and store the unit in its case. In addition, plan an independent torque check at the interval your quality system sets.

Buy the Snap-on ATP5000E torque multiplier in Vietnam

SMK Vietnam lists this tool for our partner Lost in HCM, who supplies it and prepares the quote. To check price and lead time, request a quote from Lost in HCM. You can also see the wider torque multipliers range, visit the official Snap-on site, or contact SMK Vietnam.

FAQ

What does the E in ATP5000E mean?

In this Snap-on range, the E models are the ones listed with angle measurement.

Can it handle torque-only joints too?

Yes. It is a 5,000 ft-lb torque multiplier first, so it also covers joints that need torque alone.

What socket drive does it take?

It has a 1-1/4 in male square output, so use sockets with a matching square drive.