Choosing a barcode or electronic recognition system to identify assembly tools enables clear and accurate identification and traceability of all tools. As long as the tester scans the identification code of the tool, they can immediately conduct the test without any additional operational steps.

In the testing state, the testing system accurately simulates the thread connection characteristics of actual tools in thread assembly. Due to the fast simulation ability of the reference connection, the testing tool can be completed in about 3 seconds. During each testing process, the testing system measures torque, angle, and speed, and the simulator can also test a fixed torque wrench. During the testing process and subsequent analysis process, the CEUS software system will display all measured values on the screen.

Throughout the entire tool testing, the CEUS user interface will guide testers to display target values in numbers and images. You can quickly browse and display the measured value map window: whether the test results of the tested tool are within or outside the tolerance zone, and the distribution of all test results within or outside the tolerance zone, and display the measured torque, corner, and rotational speed under no-load conditions. For correct analysis, graphical curves are used as observation tools to display tool characteristics during or after measurement. As the testing is automated, the tester can focus fully on the testing and tools.