Description
Hand-cranking a loader to 2,000 ft-lb all day wears out even a strong lab technician. The Snap-on TTC2800SYS torque calibrator replaces that crank with an electric motor. It is the complete, motorized version of the Snap-on TTC2000 master calibration system, built for in-house torque labs that test many tools.
What the TTC2800SYS package includes
The Snap-on Industrial catalog lists this complete system with:
- TTC2800 monitor, motorized loader and tool cabinet with casters.
- TTC400 4-in-1 transducer with TTC5000-1 bracket.
- TTC12 3/4 in 600 ft-lb transducer and TTC14 1 in 2,000 ft-lb transducer.
- TTC5500-1 extension arm, 2000-SW WedgeLink software and a 2000-50-3 download cable.
Even so, ask Lost in HCM to confirm the exact contents in their quote.
Key performance figures
For the TTC2800SYS, Snap-on states an accuracy of ±0.25% of indicated value, clockwise and counterclockwise, from 10% to 100% of full scale. The loader delivers up to 2,000 ft-lb. In addition, the indicator offers Track, Peak Hold, First Peak and Power Tool modes. It stores up to 3,000 readings with date and time, and it prints through a built-in serial printer. Also, an RS232 port sends data to a PC for records and statistics.
Who needs a Snap-on TTC2800SYS torque calibrator
- Automotive and motorbike plants with hundreds of torque wrenches in use.
- Aerospace and heavy equipment sites that test tools before every audit.
- Tool cribs that want to check wrenches in-house rather than ship them out.
- Labs that also test torque screwdrivers, multipliers and non-impacting power tools.
Voltage and room planning in Vietnam
This point matters before you order. The catalog lists the TTC2800SYS as the 110 V complete system, and the TTC2822SYS as the 220 V version. Since Vietnam runs on 220 V mains, tell Lost in HCM which supply your lab uses. Likewise, Snap-on gives an operating range of 10-32 °C. Therefore place the bench in an air-conditioned room, away from direct sun and shop-floor dust.
Transducers and traceability
The transducers carry a memory chip, so the indicator recognizes each one automatically. Snap-on also states that each transducer comes serialized with a certificate traceable to NIST. However, your own quality system still sets the recalibration interval for the whole bench.
Running the bench well
To get steady results from the Snap-on TTC2800SYS torque calibrator, warm it up and zero it before each session. Then pick the transducer that puts the test value between 10% and 100% of its range. Finally, store unused transducers in the cabinet, because a dropped sensor can lose its calibration.
Order the Snap-on TTC2800SYS torque calibrator
SMK Vietnam lists this system for our partner Lost in HCM, who supplies it and prepares quotes. Please request a quote from Lost in HCM and state your mains voltage. You can also browse other torque testers and calibration systems, see snapon.com, or contact SMK Vietnam.
TTC2800SYS questions
Does the TTC2800SYS run on 220 V?
The catalog lists it as the 110 V system and names the TTC2822SYS as the 220 V version. Confirm the voltage with Lost in HCM.
What torque range does the kit cover?
The loader reaches 2,000 ft-lb. The supplied transducers run from the 4-in-1 unit up to the 2,000 ft-lb TTC14.
Does Lost in HCM calibrate our tools with it?
No. Lost in HCM supplies the system, and your own lab runs the tests.
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