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RSL Torque Wrench
Fig 4.4-5 Hexagon Torque Wrench Set Reaction
(No Reaction Arm)
(Tighten Position for RH Threads)
4.4 Hexagon Torque Wrench Set Reaction
[continued]
4.4.8 Fig. 4.4-5 (top) shows a common reaction
method where RSL reacts on torque wrench
drive housing’s flat surface. Note: Use
reaction arm where possible to improve tool
life.
Do not react against torque wrench
drive splines (See Fig. 4.4-5 (bottom)). Use spline
cover to prevent damage.
4.4.9 “Bump Reaction”:
a. Fig. 4.4-3 shows a proper “Bump
Reaction”.
b. Most hexagon torque wrench sets do
not have reaction bumps.
c. Fig. 4.4-4 shows a hexagon torque
wrench set without a “Bump” and
shows an improper reaction.
Fig 4.4-3 Correct Hex Tool Reaction With Reaction
"Bump"
Fig 4.4-4 Incorrect Hex Tool Reaction With
Reaction "Bump"
Correct Reaction
Incorrect Reaction
Do Not React On Spline
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