The RGED Series wireless torque wrenches have been added to the lineup of torque testers for Imada, Inc. The wireless digital torque wrenches capture and transmit peak data to the Torque Management software from up to 130 feet away. A single wireless receiver supports up to 10 wrenches making it easier to complete torque audits with data collection at a single computer. When out of range, wrenches can store up to 200 data for future upload and syncing can restart as soon as wrenches are back in range of the receiver. The Torque Management software will keep track of all measurements taken.

RGED Series wrenches measure in peak mode, peak with auto zero reset, and in real time. Five programmable Go/No Go torque presets can be stored, allowing users to quickly access frequently used values. Presets alert the user with an intermittent signal at 90% and a continuous signal at 100% of preset torque using LED?and audible indicators.

Available in ratchet and adjustable models, the RGED Series have capacities up to 1770 lbf-in. Both models feature a power sensor which is embedded in their ergonomic handles to accurately detect and analyze load applied to the grip for precise torque measurement.  Each wrench comes in a kit that includes a wireless receiver, Torque Management software, two lithium ion batteries and a charger, and carrying case.

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