Define the torque and the direction
Copy the transducer rating and the unit from the label. Add the production settings that need coverage, such as the settings used for the smallest and largest tools on the bench. State whether the request covers clockwise, anticlockwise or both directions.
A display may retain several channels or calibration factors. Identify the channel normally used with this transducer and mention any configured adapters. If the job is for a bare sensor output, describe that output and the readout arrangement so RTS can review the measurement to be quoted.
Explain how the tester is used
Tell us whether the station checks hand tools or powered fastening equipment. Describe the indication mode, such as a continuously changing reading or a captured peak. Include the requested method from your work instruction, particularly where a static torque result is expected to support another type of test.
For a repeat job, send the previous certificate reference and point list. A change of sensor, amplifier or cable can affect which assembly the new report should identify. Keep the configuration with the order instead of relying on a bench nickname.
A tester shared between assembly bays
Name the person who controls the tester and the date a spare becomes available. Confirm which adapters can travel and which fixtures will stay installed before agreeing a laboratory or site arrangement. A shared bench should have one component list that both the tool crib and the receiving team can reconcile.