Why Shear Wrenches?

Tension control (TC) bolts are the most popular structural fasteners in North America. Sometimes called twist-off or Lejeune bolts, they are designed with a spline that shears off when it reaches the proper level of tension. Using our TC Wrenches, you can install TC bolts simply and economically. Your overall productivity goes up because it’s not necessary to calibrate the tool, you save money by streamlining this time-consuming process without losing any of the accuracy you need for structural integrity.

TC Wrenches are:

  • Used for one sided installation
  • Quiet, non-impacting operation
  • No air compressor necessary
  • No tool calibration necessary
  • Low maintenance
  • Lightweight, with electric or manual operation

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Testimonials

Kind words from our customers:

  • It was a great pleasure working with GWY. They go above and beyond to help with what we needed. Don was very quick on getting what we needed out to us to complete the job. Very proud to be a GWY customer.”

  • I have enjoyed working with GWY. Their people know their product well. Their prompt response and delivery of the product is as good as any service Ogeechee Steel has ever had the pleasure of doing business with.”

FAQs

Your questions, answered.

Do you bill by the month for rentals?

GWY bills rentals by the week, but we’re working on a monthly option.

Do you sell tools outside the country?

Yes, we provide tools all over the world.

Are the same size sockets interchangeable between different tools?

Typically, the answer is no but there are exceptions. Contact a specialist if you have specific questions about your tool socket size.

Do you sell used tools?

GWY has some used tools for sale but the selection is limited.

What do I do with my rental after I am done with it?

Verify everything is back in the case and send it back to GWY at 217 Forest Rd., Greenfield, NH 03047 in the preferred method of your choice.

My tips are not ejecting from the inner socket. Why?

This can happen for several reasons. It could be that your inner socket is worn and is not functioning properly. It could be a worn ejector spring or ejector pin. If you are installing galvanized bolts you may need an oversized inner socket to fix this problem. It could be that the latch and ejector system inside the tool is worn.

Is there a warranty on your tools?

1-year manufacturers defect warranty on new tools.

What is the turnaround time for tool service?

When GWY receives your tools for repair or calibration, we typically have a one-to-two-day turnaround time before shipping it back.

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