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A torque card holder keeps the tightening sequence visible at the machine, where flange changes actually happen. Made for workshop use, it helps protect printed torque cards from dust, oily hands and metal swarf common around saw stations in Gauteng and other busy cutting bays. The point is simple: the operator can check bolt order and torque values before the blade runs.
Mount the holder where the fitter can read it while standing at the arbor side, not across the machine. Cards should match the flange pattern, spanner setup and torque figure used on that saw, especially where different blade diameters are changed through the day. If your machine layout needs a different card size or fixing method, send details through our contact form.
Use the holder with the reference material in Blades, Kerfs and Resources so the torque card stays tied to the right setup. Before tightening, wipe the flange faces, inspect the bore seating and confirm the card matches the machine on hand. In shared workshops, that quick check helps prevent mixed instructions between saws.
A precise cutter catalogue without holders is half a story. TrueCut keeps holders visible so workshops do not invent flange habits under pressure. Operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd, Sunnyrock 1401.
Ask about mounting options and card fit through our contact form, or visit us in Kya Sands, Johannesburg.
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