Williams Tools 501-I-MT2W Torque Sensor 1/4 in Drive 5-50 In-lbs

Product Description

The WILLIAMS TOOLS 501-I-MT2W is a 1/4 inch drive electronic torque sensor designed for use with the MultiTorq portable torque analyzer and data acquisition system. The sensor attaches between a socket and driver, transmitting live torque readings to the MultiTorq display unit. It covers a measurement range of 5 to 50 inch-pounds, with an accuracy of 1 percent of reading across 10 to 100 percent of the sensor range. The unit is suited for quality-control applications, assembly line verification, and precision fastening work where torque documentation is required. Calibration-sensitive trades including industrial maintenance technicians and assembly professionals are the primary users.

This sensor is intended for use with the MultiTorq torque analyzer platform in settings where selectable torque unit readout is needed. Supported display units on the compatible MultiTorq meter include ft-lb, in-lb, in-oz, Nm, dNm, mkg, and cmkg. The sensor is appropriate for light-duty fastening applications in the 5 to 50 in-lb range, such as precision component assembly, HVAC control board fastener verification, or electrical panel work requiring documented torque values. It is sold as a single sensor unit.

Key Features

• Measurement range of 5 to 50 inch-pounds for light-duty precision fastening
• 1/4 inch drive connection compatible with standard sockets, extensions, universal joints, and ratcheting drivers
• Accuracy of 1 percent of reading from 10 to 100 percent of sensor range
• Works with the MultiTorq system supporting eight selectable torque units: ft-lb, in-lb, in-oz, Nm, dNm, mkg, and cmkg
• Storage temperature rated from -2 to 122 degrees F (-20 to 50 degrees C)
• Color: Gray; sold as single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed for use with the MultiTorq portable electronic torque analyzer and data acquisition system, accepting standard 1/4 inch drive sockets, extensions, universal joints, and ratcheting drivers.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this sensor should be performed by qualified technicians familiar with torque measurement equipment and calibration requirements. Before attaching the sensor, ensure the drive tool and socket are free of debris and properly seated. Do not exceed the rated sensor range, as overload may affect calibration accuracy. Consult applicable industry standards and equipment documentation for torque specification requirements relevant to your application.