June 25, 2009
Robb Precision tool is now offering a Lowest Price Guarantee! We’ll beat any in-house calibration pricing by 5%! Along with this Guarantee we will continue to have a quick turn time so your tools are back in your shop.
Remember at RPTS we calibrate, certify and sale torque and precision hand tools.
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March 2, 2009
Hello All.
Business has been good because of you. Many people have been asking what we have been up to, so this last year we have been meeting new and existing customers at regional trade-shows. It is great to showcase our capabilities for the public, remember at RPTS we calibrate, repair, sale and consult on precision hand tools and torque wrenches up to 2,000 ftlbs.
Hope to see you soon.
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October 22, 2008
To Convert from: To: Multiply by:
in.oz in.lb 0.0625
in.lb in.oz 16
in.lb ft.lb 0.08333
in.lb cmkg 1.1519
in.lb mkg 0.011519
in.lb Nm 0.113
in.lb dNm 1.13
ft.lb in.lb 12
ft.lb mkg 0.1382
ft.lb Nm 1.356
dNm in.lb 0.885
dNm Nm 0.10
Nm dNm 10
Nm cmkg 10.2
Nm mkg 0.102
Nm in.lb 8.85
Nm ft.lb 0.7376
cmkg in.lb 0.8681
cmkg Nm 0.09807
mkg in.lb 86.81
mkg ft.lb 7.236
mkg Nm 9.807
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October 6, 2008
If an adaptor or extension is attached to the square drive of a click-type torque wrench and this adds to its length, then the applied torque will be greater than the pre-set torque. A formula can be used to find what the preset-set torque should be in order to obtain the correct applied torque.
Here is the formula:

RS = Torque setting of the torque wrench.

A = Distance from the center of the square drive of the torque wrench to the center of the handle grip pull point.
B = Length of the adaptor from the center of the square drive to the center of the nut or bolt. Use only the length which is parallel to the handle. See figure 1
T = Torque desired. This is the actual torque applied to the fastener. Here is a typical problem: What should the setting be when ‘‘A’’ is 12’’, ‘‘B’’ is 6’’ and ‘‘T’’ is 30 Ib. ft.

Therefore 30 pound foot of Torque will be applied at the fastener when ‘‘RS’’ is 20 pound foot.
Note: If the torque wrench reads in pound foot, then ‘‘T’’ should also be in pound foot. ‘‘T’’ and ‘‘RS’’ should be in the same unit of measurement. ‘‘A’’ and ‘‘B’’ should also be the same unit of measurement.

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September 25, 2008
Hello All.
Robb Precision Tool Services (RPTS) is a full service A2LA accredited calibration lab. We specialize in certification, repair and sales of torque wrenches and precision tools.
With 3 decades of experience in the field of metrology and torque, we offer great solutions that come from our commitment to meeting and exceeding expectations in precision measurement.
We support and supported by Mitutoyo – Starrett – SPI – Brown & Sharpe precision tools along with CDI - Precision instruments – Snap On – Proto torque products.
Look for weekly updates and monthly specials from RPTS.


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