Good Morning Technetters,

We have a new program in house where the customer is asking us for torque verification on some hardware. I was wondering if any of you have some clever ideas to make this an easy task. The obvious solutions are adding some paint after torque, having someone check the torque after torquing and having a witness while torquing. All of these are sort of painful.

By the way we are torquing phillips head screws.

Thanks for any thoughts,

KennyB

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