Norbar TruCheck Plus Torque Wrenches 200-2000NM

The Norbar TruCheck Plus 2000 is a digital torque wrench tester designed to check torque wrenches across a range of 200–2,000 N·m using a 1" square drive. With ±1% accuracy, dedicated modes for click, dial and electronic torque wrenches, and target/tolerance indicators, it supports routine torque verification in workshops and industrial facilities. Supplied by General Tech Services LLC, UAE, it provides a practical solution for checking torque tools between formal calibrations.

Part No. TruCheck Plus 2000

Contact Number: +971 6 5436933

Torque wrenches can drift out of tolerance through regular use, accidental drops and ageing. The Norbar TruCheck Plus 2000 helps workshops identify potential deviations before tools are used on critical fasteners, supporting quality control and maintenance procedures.

The tester offers three operating modes for click, dial and electronic torque wrenches, along with a track mode that continuously monitors the torque signal. Users can set a target torque and tolerance, while three indicator LEDs display whether the result is low, within the acceptable range or high.

With stated accuracy of ±1%, the TruCheck Plus 2000 is designed for torque verification across its 200–2,000 N·m range. An RS-232 output and included cable allow results to be sent to a compatible PC, while the supplied auto-ranging power supply supports convenient operation.

Norbar has since introduced the TruCheck 2 Plus range. If you are purchasing a new tester, confirm the current availability of the original TruCheck Plus 2000 with the supplier and compare it with the newer TruCheck 2 Plus 43533, which covers 200–2,100 N·m.

Routine checks can help workshops identify torque wrenches that may have drifted from their required settings. ISO 6789-1:2017 recommends recalibrating torque tools after 12 months or 5,000 cycles, whichever comes first, and sooner following a drop or overload. The TruCheck Plus supports interim verification but does not replace formal calibration where that is required.

Key Benefits

• Wide torque range: Checks torque wrenches from 200–2,000 N·m.

• ±1% stated accuracy: Supports routine torque verification.

• Multiple operating modes: Includes modes for click, dial and electronic torque wrenches.

• Continuous track mode: Monitors the torque signal during testing.

• Target and tolerance settings: Allows users to configure acceptable torque limits.

• Clear LED indication: Three LEDs indicate low, acceptable or high results.

• PC connectivity: RS-232 output and cable are included for transferring results to a compatible computer.

• Convenient power supply: Supplied with an auto-ranging power supply.

For pricing and availability, contact General Tech Services LLC, UAE, on +971 6 5436933.

Who This Product Is Best For

• Workshops checking click-type torque wrenches between formal calibrations.

• Quality-control teams verifying torque tools against defined targets.

• Calibration laboratories and tool-crib staff checking different wrench types.

• Industrial maintenance teams performing routine torque-tool checks.

• Facilities seeking a practical tester for high-torque applications.

How to Specify & Install It

1. Confirm the required range: Ensure the 200–2,000 N·m capacity is suitable for the torque wrenches you intend to test.

2. Check the drive connection: Verify that the wrench and tester are compatible with the 1" square drive.

3. Set up the tester: Secure it appropriately and connect the supplied auto-ranging power supply.

4. Select the operating mode: Choose the mode that matches the wrench type—click, dial or electronic—or use track mode when continuous torque monitoring is required.

5. Configure the target: Enter the required target torque and tolerance for the test.

6. Perform the check: Fit the wrench correctly and apply force smoothly in accordance with the manufacturer's testing procedure.

7. Review and record the result: Check the displayed torque and low/OK/high LED indication. Use the RS-232 connection to transfer results to a compatible PC when required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What torque range does the Norbar TruCheck Plus 2000 cover?

It checks torque wrenches across 200–2,000 N·m using a 1" square drive.

How accurate is the TruCheck Plus 2000?

The stated accuracy is ±1%.

Is the TruCheck Plus 2000 the same as the TruCheck 2 Plus?

No. The TruCheck Plus 2000 is an earlier model, while the TruCheck 2 Plus is part of Norbar's newer range. The newer range has different features, so confirm specifications and availability before ordering.

Can it check different types of torque wrenches?

Yes. It provides operating modes for click, dial and electronic torque wrenches, as well as a track mode.

How do the LED indicators work?

Three LEDs indicate whether the measured torque is below the target tolerance, within the acceptable range or above it.

Can I connect the tester to a computer?

Yes. It has an RS-232 output, and the connection cable is included. Confirm compatibility with your computer and any required software.

Which TruCheck model should I choose?

Choose a model based on your required torque range and testing needs. The TruCheck 2 Plus 43533 covers 200–2,100 N·m and is worth comparing with the original TruCheck Plus 2000.

How often should torque wrenches be recalibrated?

ISO 6789-1:2017 recommends recalibration after 12 months or 5,000 cycles, whichever comes first. Earlier recalibration may be necessary after a drop or overload.

How can I request a price in the UAE?

Contact General Tech Services LLC to confirm current availability, pricing and the most suitable Norbar tester for your application.

For the Norbar TruCheck Plus 2000, contact General Tech Services LLC, UAE, for pricing and product assistance.

+971 6 5436933