Description
Not every plant needs a motorized calibration bench. Instead, a smaller tool crib can get solid results with a hand-crank loader and a good readout. The Snap-on TTC610 digital indicator is that readout for Snap-on’s manual TTC2000 system. It shows the torque, holds the peak and keeps a record of each test.
How a TTC2000 bench works with the Snap-on TTC610 digital indicator
The TTC600 mechanical loader holds the wrench and applies load as the operator turns the crank. Meanwhile, a TTC transducer measures the torque and sends it to the TTC610. Because the crank does the pulling, the wrench sees a smooth, steady load instead of a jerky arm pull. Snap-on’s brochure lists the TTC610 as the torque tester for this system.
Linking results to a PC or printer
First, Snap-on offers a TTC501 cable that connects the TTC610 to a PC and a TTC502 cable for a printer. In addition, the system ships with serial (RS232C) and analog outputs as standard. So a QA team can move readings into its own records instead of copying them by hand. On top of that, each stored result carries a date and time, with room for 3,000 values.
What you can test on a TTC2000
- Click, dial and electronic torque wrenches.
- Torque screwdrivers and multipliers.
- Nutrunners and electric or air screwdrivers, using Power Tool mode.
- Cable tensiometers and force gauges, with the right fixtures.
Snap-on notes that the TTC2000/TTC2800 design came out of a contract with the US Air Force. That history also explains why a TTC610 bench covers so many tool types.
Accuracy to expect
If nobody has calibrated the TTC transducers against this unit, the brochure rates the system at ±0.5% of reading at 25 °C. Add TTC transducer calibration, and the figure tightens to ±0.25%. Therefore, plan your transducer calibration around the result you need.
Is the Snap-on TTC610 digital indicator right for you?
So choose the TTC610 if you run, or plan to build, a manual TTC2000 bench. The Snap-on TTC610 digital indicator is also a sensible spare for a lab that cannot afford downtime. However, if you test large volumes every day, compare it with the TTC810 for the motorized TTC2800 system.
Requesting a quote
SMK Vietnam lists the TTC610 for our partner Lost in HCM, who supplies it and prepares quotes. To start, ask Lost in HCM for a quote. You can also see other torque testers and calibration systems, contact SMK Vietnam, or open the Snap-on torque brochure.
TTC610 buyer FAQ
Can the TTC610 test power tools?
Yes. Snap-on lists a Power Tool mode, and the system tests nutrunners and electric or air screwdrivers.
Which loader goes with the TTC610?
The TTC600 mechanical loader, which together with the TTC610 forms the TTC2000 system.
Which units does it display?
Snap-on lists eight torque units, from in-oz and in-lb to N·m, kg·cm and kg·m.
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