tools & utilities
tools for the people who have to make the joint work.
Free, browser-based utilities our engineers built for setting up, auditing, and troubleshooting tightening equipment. Nothing to install and no account to create — each one runs entirely in your browser, so the files you open stay on your own machine.
the utilities
Torque Converter
Convert a torque value between the units you actually run into on the floor — newton-metres, foot-pounds, inch-pounds, and kilogram-force. Enter the number once and read it in every unit at the same time.
For anyone working from a print in one unit and a tool set in another: quoting a spec, programming a controller, or checking a reading against an audit wrench.
QB Trace Viewer
Plots the torque and angle trace from a Stanley QB Series controller export, so you see the whole tightening instead of just the final number — rundown, seating, the elastic ramp, and exactly where the tool shut off.
For technicians and process engineers diagnosing a joint. Cross-threads, prevailing torque, overshoot, and soft-joint behavior all show up in the shape of the curve long before they show up as a failed part.
Rundown Viewer
Charts a batch of completed rundowns — one point per fastening — so an entire shift or an entire job lands on a single plot with your limits drawn in.
For quality and process engineers reviewing capability and scatter. Drift, outliers, and the fastenings creeping toward a limit are visible while there is still time to act on them.
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These utilities answer the questions we get asked most. If you are working on something they don't reach — a joint that won't behave, a controller that won't report what you need, or a data problem specific to your line — that is the work our engineers do every day.
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