Gedore Dremotest E 8612-012 Manual De Instrucciones página 20

Always use tested and calibrated torque testers ONLY
(see Section 4.1 Testing and Calibrating).
Powerful forces are at work when using the torque tester.
When torque testers are not tested or not serviced there is a
risk that they will not bear the loads or will indicate faulty
tightening torques. ALWAYS take the following safety
information into account in order to prevent SERIOUS
INJURY or DEATH:
NEVER use a faulty torque tester.
ALWAYS have the torque tester calibrated on a regular
basis.
Gedore recommends once every 12 months as the minimally
required calibration interval. Sensitive torque wrenches,
a firm's own specifications, or quality requirements can also
result in considerably shorter calibration intervals for the
torque tester.
NOTICE.
NEVER neglect recalibrating the torque tester. Improper
calibration can cause the torque tester to be damaged.
Calibration should ONLY be implemented by authorized
specialists, an accredited DKD calibration laboratory, or the
manufacturer.
Every new torque tester comes with a calibration certificate.
The torque tester and the calibration certificate are labeled
with the identical serial number.
Serial Number
EN
20