Abstract: A torque structure includes a first body, a second body, a first elastic member, a retaining unit, an adjusting unit, a mobile unit, and a display unit. The second body has a first guide slot. The first body is rotated relative to the second body to drive the adjusting unit to rotate and move relative to the retaining unit to adjust the torque value. The mobile unit is received in the second body and aligns with the first guide slot. The mobile unit is mounted between the first elastic member and the adjusting unit. The first body drives the adjusting unit which moves the mobile unit which adjusts the compression extent of the first elastic member to adjust the torque value. The display unit display unit detects a position of the mobile unit and indicates a torque value.

Abstract: Disclosed is a torque-adjustable wrench for a narrow space. The present disclosure relates to the technical field of assembly tools. The wrench comprises an elongated upper cover plate and an elongated lower cover plate, the space between the upper cover plate and the lower cover plate forms a mounting space, one end of the mounting space is provided with a screw pre-tightening mechanism, and the other end of the mounting space is provided with an adjustable screw locking mechanism. During use of the wrench, first, the screw pre-tightening mechanism is used to pre-tighten a screw to be assembled, and then the adjustable screw locking mechanism is used to perform locking operation on the pre-tightened screw. By means of the wrench, the mounting and dismounting of a screw in a narrow space can be conveniently achieved.

Abstract: A torque structure includes a first body, a second body, an elastic member, and a locking set. The first body has a receiving chamber. The second body is provided with a drive portion, a plurality of first securing portions, and a first end face. The locking set includes a locking member, a plurality of securing members, a plurality of balls, and a washer. The locking member is provided with a pivot portion, a plurality of second securing portions, and a second end face. The securing members are mounted in the first securing portions and the second securing portions. The washer is mounted on the locking member elastically biased between the first end face and the second end face to space the second body from the locking member. The washer eliminates a gap between the locking member and the second body.

Abstract: A torque wrench with constant torque comprises a wrench body having a tube and a cavity, an adapter, a pillar, a clutching member, a handle, and a resilient member. Therein, the adapter is rotatably disposed in the cavity, with plural adapting parts disposed on the outer periphery thereof. The pillar is disposed between the tube and the cavity for resisting against the adapting part. The clutching member is disposed in the tube, with a first end resisting against the peripheral surface of the pillar, a second end and a peripheral edge rollingly contacting the inner edge of the tube. The handle is connected to one end of the tube. The resilient member is disposed inside the tube for resisting against the second end of the clutching member. Thus, the torque is transmitted directly and prevented from diminishing, maintain a precise torque value.

Abstract: A multi-scale mechanism comprising a rotatable driving shaft; a first scale mounted along the axis of said rotatable driving shaft, said scale including first and second sets of coarse scale divisions for indicating a coarse range of magnitude in two different systems of units as a function of the position of said first scale with respect to said rotatable driving shaft; a second scale for indicating a fine scale range of magnitude in one of said systems of units; a third scale for indicating a fine scale range of magnitude in the other of said systems of units; said third scale operatively connected to said rotatable driving shaft; and a gear assembly coupled to said rotatable driving shaft and connected to said second scale and said third scale, said gear assembly having a predetermined gear ratio such that said second scale and said third scale are each caused to move at the same time but at a different rate that is a function of their respective system of units.

Abstract: A socket wrench includes a handle having a housing and a grip portion, a drive shank having a ratchet wheel mounted in the housing, two pawl members engaged with the ratchet wheel, a switching member located between the pawl members, two elastic members each biased between the housing and the respective pawl member, a control knob connected with the switching member, a driven arm having a mounting sleeve and an arcuate mounting slot, a connecting plate provided on the handle, and two driving arms provided on the connecting plate and received in the mounting slot. When in use, one of the driving arms drives the driven arm by a leverage to drive the drive shank to rotate a socket so as to operate a workpiece in an energy-saving manner.

Abstract: A multi-scale mechanism comprising a rotatable driving shaft; a first scale mounted along the axis of said rotatable driving shaft, said scale including first and second sets of coarse scale divisions for indicating a coarse range of magnitude in two different systems of units as a function of the position of said first scale with respect to said rotatable driving shaft; a second scale for indicating a fine scale range of magnitude in one of said systems of units; a third scale for indicating a fine scale range of magnitude in the other of said systems of units; said third scale operatively connected to said rotatable driving shaft; and a gear assembly connected between said second scale and said third scale having a predetermined gear ratio such that said second scale is caused to move at a different rate than said third scale.

Abstract: A replaceable and rotatable tool with a function of measuring twisting forces comprises a tool body; a driving portion formed at one end of the tool body; the driving portion including a pivotal unit and an engaging unit; one end of the pivotal unit being secured to the tool body and another end thereof being pivotally installed with one end of the engaging unit so that the engaging unit being rotatable along the pivotal shaft; another end of the engaging unit being formed with an opening for movably installing various driving head. The pivotal unit is formed with at least one inclined surface for controlling the slope of the engaging unit with respect to the axis of the handle. The angle of the engaging unit with respect to the axis of the handle is retained within a range of 15 degrees in each of two rotating directions.

Abstract: A wrench includes a pipe, a lever, a first wedge, a second wedge, an elastic element, a counter and a sensor. The lever includes a portion put in and pivotally connected with the pipe. The first wedge is attached to the portion of the lever. The second wedge is in contact with the first wedge. The elastic element biases the second wedge against the first wedge. The counter is installed on the pipe. The sensor signals the counter every time it senses movement of the first wedge past the second wedge.

Abstract: The power screwdriver comprises a functional part (11) with a housing (14) through which a shaft (17) passes. The shaft (17) is provided with a toothing (18), into which a ratchet lever of the functional part (11) engages. A splined shaft toothing (20) of the shaft (17) has an insertion recess (21) that changes into a cavity (22). The wall of the cavity (22) is provided with a torsion sensor (23) and forms a measuring section (25) that is located in the area of the shaft (17) covered by the housing (14). A torsion measurement is effected in the measuring section (25). Due to the measuring section (25) being located in the area of the shaft covered by the housing (14), the shaft (17) is relatively short whereby it may be used under tight spatial screwing conditions involving a low head height above the screw. The power wrench is additionally provided with an angle measuring device (33) whereby torque and angle of rotation can be simultaneously provided and can be used for controlling and recording.

Abstract: A torque wrench is provided having body and a handle that is rotatably mounted to the body for adjusting the torque setting, and an axially movable sleeve operable to selectively lock the handle. The sleeve includes a rigid member and an elastomeric member, such as an O-ring, and the sleeve is configured to act against a locking ball held in a bore of the handle. The sleeve is selectively movable between two positions: (a) a locked position wherein the rigid member firmly retains the locking ball seated in one of several detents in the body, thereby preventing rotation of the handle; and (b) an unlocked position wherein the elastomeric member biases the locking ball inwardly, deflecting when the locking ball unseats from the detent to permit handle rotation. When the sleeve is in the unlocked position, the locking ball can incrementally “click” over the detents during handle rotation.

Abstract: A wrench includes a drive member for driving a fastener, a retainer securely engaged with the drive member to move therewith, and a casing having a compartment for accommodating the retainer. The casing includes a retaining section defining a retaining space for retaining the retainer in place. When a rotational force applied to the casing is smaller than an engaging force between the retaining section of the casing and a retaining device that is attached between the retaining section and the retainer, the retainer and the rod are turned to thereby turn the fastener. When a rotational force applied to the casing is greater than the engaging force, the casing slides while the retainer and the rod are not turned. The drive member is releasably engaged with the retainer, allowing the wrench to be used with various types of drive members for driving various types of fasteners.

Abstract: A tool is used to limit the torque applied to tighten the threaded connection of prosthesis components placed in skeletal bones, for example dental implants. The device has a handle, a retaining screw, a single use torque limiting shear pin and a drive shaft. The handle has a tapered counter sunk cross bore with left handed threads to allow installation of a drive shaft which engages a torque limiting shear pin which, in turn, engages a left hand threaded retaining screw. The drive shaft extends from the handle to engage any threaded fastener that has a head that corresponds to the drive shaft end. The drive shaft and the shear zone of the shear pin are completely isolated within the wrench handle so that all rotational force is utilized in the actual shearing of the shear pin to a torque accuracy of ±0.3 Mcm, approximately.

Abstract: A torque wrench (40) with a variable-arm clicker mechanism, comprises a substantially tubular body (41), equipped with a handgrip (18) from which protrudes a ratchet gear element (4), suited for engaging with the blocking device which must be tightened. Inside the tubular body (41) is the clicker mechanism, which comprises a main lever (2) ending with the ratchet gear element (4), with fulcrum on the same tubular body (41) by means of a pin (3). The clicker mechanism has a pair of parallel intermediate levers (6), hinged on a fulcrum (10), integral with a mobile carriage (9), where the parallel intermediate levers (6) extend within the carriage (9) through slots (31, 32) which act as guides for the levers and are connected by means of a pin (12) to small levers (22) which command a push rod (20) that operates a spring (16).

Abstract: A tang engaging and stability structure has a tang engaging portion and a pair of stabilizing ear members spaced apart from one another in the direction of the pivot axis. The ear members are positioned on opposing sides of a rear end portion of the tang structure to restrict movement of the tang structure rear end portion generally in the axial direction of the pivot axis. During a torque applying operation, a force applied to the wrench body is transmitted as torque to a fastener removably engaged with the head and tends to pivot the casing structure relative to the drive structure about the pivot axis. When a torsional resistance offered by the fastener reaches a threshold level determined by the biasing force, the force being applied to the wrench body pivots the casing structure relative to the drive structure to the torque exceeded position to generate the torque exceeded signal.

Abstract: There is provided an analog dental torque wrench in which, at a given level of torque imparted to a dental work object, force communicated by a compression spring through an interface impart against a ball bearing will cause rotation of a handle and medial hollow cylindrical segment of the wrench off of the bearing to an off-axis position relative to a longitudinal work axis, disabling a wrench head, precluding further application of a torque to the work object, and causing shear of the wrench to occur either to the left or right of the longitudinal axis, and external to the mouth of the patient.

Abstract: An audible torque wrench including a head having a tool connecting part. A handle is operatively attached to the head in order to cause rotation thereof. A grip is pivotably attached at one of its ends to the handle. A spring is fastened between the grip and the handle at the end opposite the pivot on the grip. The spring is mounted so that it may be moved longitudinally along the length of the handle in order to change the torque settings for the wrench. An audible clicker spring is fastened to either the handle or the grip at a position between them so that when a force is applied to the grip, to rotate it about the head, the grip compresses the spring and biases the resilient member until it reaches the position where an audible signal is made.

Abstract: A torque wrench capable of pre-setting specified torque values is disclosed which comprises an elongated housing and an output drive shaft. Pivotally secured to and located within the housing are a plurality of levers. A first lever is journalled to the output shaft for rotation therewith and the remaining levers are pivotally secured to the housing adjacent their first ends at spaced intervals along the longitudinal center line of the housing and, with the exception of the last of these levers, have second ends which engage the first end of the next, adjacent lever whereby pivoting of the first lever results in pivoting of each of the levers through their interconnections. Further included is a torque value setting assembly which acts between the housing and at least one of the levers to apply a force to the lever which must be overcome in order for that lever to pivot.