NGI Torque Wrench for S-5

The S-5! TW NGI Torque Wrench is the recommended installation tool for properly tightening the setscrews on S-5! clamps. It is precision-calibrated to achieve the manufacturer’s required torque specification, ensuring consistent performance, proper holding strength, and roof warranty compliance. This tool is compact, durable, and easy to use in the field. By using the NGI Torque Wrench, installers can guarantee that clamps are neither under- nor over-tightened, which protects both the clamp performance and the roof panel finish.

Key Features:

• Precision-calibrated for S-5! clamp setscrews
• Ensures proper torque for safe, reliable installation
• Compact and field-ready tool design
• Prevents under- or over-tightening
• Enhances long-term performance of S-5! clamps
• Protects roof panel finishes and preserves roof warranties

• Tool type: Torque wrench for clamp setscrews
• Application: Tightening S-5! clamp setscrews to required torque
• Calibration: Pre-set to S-5! manufacturer torque specifications
• Dimensions: Compact handheld size (approx. 6" length)
• Weight: ~0.5 lb
• Material: Steel wrench with ergonomic handle
• Compatibility: All S-5! standard and mini clamps with setscrews
• Warranty: Backed by S-5! product warranty

• Insert the wrench head onto the setscrew of the S-5! clamp.
• Apply steady pressure until the wrench clicks, indicating torque has been reached.
• Repeat for each setscrew on the clamp.
• Verify all clamps have been torqued according to S-5! specifications.
• Do not use the wrench for non-S-5! products or as a general-purpose tool.
• Store in a clean, dry place to maintain calibration and longevity.

Q: Why is the NGI Torque Wrench recommended for S-5! clamps?
A: It is calibrated specifically to ensure proper setscrew torque, which ensures holding strength and roof safety.

Q: Can the wrench be used on non-S-5! hardware?
A: No, it is designed exclusively for S-5! clamp setscrews.

Q: How will I know when the correct torque is reached?
A: The wrench gives a tactile and audible click when the set torque value is achieved.

Q: Does the torque wrench require recalibration?
A: It is factory-calibrated, but recalibration may be required after extended use to maintain accuracy.