Bolt Load Testers

Elevate Safety and Reliability with Expert Bolt Load Testing

During the summer months, heavy industrial operations in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin must prioritize the strength and reliability of their bolting systems. At Industrial Bolting, we’re passionate about providing top-notch bolt load testing services that are vital to ensuring a safe and dependable workplace. Recognizing the significant differences between bolt load testing and torque checking can transform your maintenance strategy and enhance your operational success.

Understanding Bolt Load Testing vs. Torque Checking

It’s common for companies to confuse bolt load testing with torque checking, but these two practices have distinct roles. Torque checking measures the rotational force applied to a bolt during installation, which can often lead to misleading results due to various influencing factors, like friction and material conditions. In contrast, bolt load testing gives you a clear view by directly measuring the tension in the bolt after it has been secured. This method provides an accurate confirmation that the bolt meets necessary tension levels according to the manufacturer’s specifications. By taking into account alignment and environmental conditions, bolt load testing guarantees a precise evaluation of your bolted connections.

Experience the Benefits of Bolt Load Testing

Bolt load testing offers key benefits, including high accuracy and reliability that reduce the risk of structural failures and enhance safety. This method helps identify potential issues early, protecting your assets and ensuring compliance with industry standards. At Industrial Bolting, our skilled team is equipped with advanced technology, including Skidmore-Wilhelm™ and Norowolf Calibore™ bolt testers, that enables effective and precise bolt load testing. We’re dedicated to providing customized solutions that prioritize the safety and efficiency of your bolting systems.

Flexible Rental Options to Fit Your Needs

If you’re not quite ready to purchase new equipment, don’t worry! Industrial Bolting offers versatile rental options for our high-quality bolt load testers. This cost-effective solution enables you to conduct important tests without sacrificing quality. Our user-friendly rental equipment provides you with the tools to make informed decisions regarding your operational needs while keeping your budget in check.

Take Action Today for a Safer Tomorrow!

Don’t leave the safety and reliability of your operations up to chance. Get in touch with Industrial Bolting today and discover how our bolt load testing services can revolutionize your maintenance strategy. Contact us at (888) 781-2007 to speak with our expert team and find the optimal solutions for your business.   ALTEX, Inc. 2022. “Bolt Tensioning vs. Torquing: Pros and Cons Explained.” ALTEX, Inc. (blog). Life Cycle Support for Heat Transfer Equipment. September 10. https://www.altexinc.com/company-news/the-pros-and-cons-of-bolt-tensioning-and-torquing/#:~:text=Bolt%20tensioning%20is%20performed%20by,by%20friction%20and%20material%20elongation.
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