Every Technician of our company is well qualified to carry out any Torquing an Tensioning work related to bolting.

We supply tools and tackles required for Bolting jobs as per our customer’s need.

We provide experienced manpower for any Bolting jobs as per client requirements

The process of tightening and achieving the correct residual bolt load to maintain acceptable integrity can be achieved through both techniques however both methods are very different. “Torque” is simply a measurement of the twisting force required to spin the nut up along the threads of a bolt, whereas “Tension” is the stretch or elongation of a bolt that provides the clamping force of a joint. Decisions have to be made about torque vs. tension based on both performance requirements and budget. If you base your decision on torque vs. tension strictly on budget, irrespective of performance, any problem flange/application encountered can escalate your budget out of the proportion trying to repair these issues. It is necessary to understand your needs. If your applications have a lot of bolts to tighten, torque with a OrbitX torque wrench is a good option. However, if you have a “Critical Path Application” and you require accurate results and even bolt load, tension is worth any potential additional cost. Both ranges of tools have their advantages and their disadvantages and it is important to use the method recommended by the manufacturer. OrbitX has both the facilities in house for sales & services.

Square Drive type Hydraulic torque wrenches are used with the impact socket of size that fits on nut to be tightened. Hence Square Drive Type Hydraulic Torque Wrench covers many sizes of nuts by interchanging the Sockets. At the same time every Impact Sockets has a particular bolt clearance depth & only that much length of the stud outside the nut is manageable with Square Drive Type Hydraulic Torque Wrench. On other hand Hex Drive Hydraulic Torque Wrenches are also known as Ultra low clearance Hydraulic Torque Wrenches which are used at space constraints locations and these cassette type torque wrenches can be mounted flat through on the nut irrespective of the length of stud outside the nut. However hex type torque wrench can be used only for the size of hex that fits on the nut or + 5 mm sizes of nuts can be managed with same wrench using hex reducer & insert sockets, thus it covers only size of nut or very few sizes (+ 5 mm) of nuts. Here also Both ranges of tools have their advantages and their disadvantages and the selection of tool depends on application or the recommendation of the designer.

As these names suggest Hydraulic torque wrenches run on the hydraulic pressure and these hydraulic pressures are generated using the powerpack (Hydraulic Pumps). A hydraulic torque wrench is a power tool designed to exert torque on a fastener to achieve proper tightening or loosening of a connection through the use of hydraulics. A torque wrench is applied to the nut either directly or in conjunction with an impact socket. Hydraulic torque wrenches apply a predetermined, controlled amount of torque to a properly lubricated fastener.
A pneumatic torque wrench is a planetary torque multiplier or a gearbox that is mated to a pneumatic air motor. At the end of the gearbox is a reaction device that is used to absorb the torque and allows the tool operator to use it with very little effort. The torque output is adjusted by controlling the air pressure. An electric torque wrench is a planetary torque multiplier or a "gearbox" mated to a brushless electric motor. At the end of the "gearbox" is a reaction device that is used to absorb the torque. This allows the operator of the tool to use the electric torque wrench with very little effort. These tools are primarily used anywhere accurate torque is required on a nut and bolt, or where a stubborn nut needs to be removed. Generally hydraulic torque wrenches are used when very high torque has to be achieved. Pneumatic torque wrenches are used where surrounding is dealing with inflammable fumes, gases or chemicals and Hydraulic Pumps are not allowed. Electrical torques wrenches produce less Torque compared to Hydraulic and Pneumatic and are used where there is no restriction for electric connections.

For the selection of pressure & torque very first question is that How the value of pressure is decided to set in powerpack for the delivery of required torque while using hydraulic torque wrenches? Explanation for this is OrbitX Hydraulic torque wrench is designed, manufactured & calibrated to deliver the particular torque for a particular hydraulic pressure. Orbitx Provide Pressure to Torque chart with every hydraulic torque wrench they manufactured & supply. The selection of pressure depends on the torque that has to be delivered from the available Torque Wrench. Once the pressure value is decided then another question is that how the pressure is set in a powerpack that runs the hydraulic torque wrench? For this it needs to fill the 46 grade hydraulic oil in powerpack, make hose connections to hydraulic torque wrench. Hydraulic torque wrench running powerpack has max capacity of 700 bars & the pressure gauge is fitted there. Switch on the powerpack & the required pressure can be pre set using the knob (pressure setting knob) on the powerpack, Once the setting of pressure in powerpack has done then the tool is ready to deliver the pre set torque.