In most cases, no. We have the majority of extensions and adapters available in our lab, so sending them is usually unnecessary.

For Snap-on TQR series wrenches, we only need the handle, as we have the remaining components on hand. This can help reduce shipping time and cost.

Calibration pricing is based on the drive size, which typically corresponds to the capacity of the wrench.

Additional charges may apply if repair parts are needed, such as a handle lock or replacement of a worn internal component.

Many of our repairs are included in the cost of replacement parts. If additional charges are required, you’ll receive a detailed maintenance note explaining the work performed.

For click-type torque wrenches, a small internal pivot block may wear over time and require replacement to bring the wrench back within the manufacturer’s specifications.

We have the parts needed to repair many torque wrench brands. You can request a quote with your specific details.

Note that parts availability may be limited for some older models or foreign-manufactured wrenches.

In most cases, yes. We have parts available to repair many torque wrench handle locks, and the repair charge is typically around $10.

Please note that parts may not be available for some older or foreign-manufactured wrenches.

Yes. We can certify most makes and models of torque multipliers.

If you have a specific model or requirement, feel free to contact us to confirm.

We test at 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100% of maximum range in both directions (if the wrench is capable of testing both ways). 

We can also check your wrenches at special test points upon request.

Additional charges may apply to special requests.