What is the difference between a standard vs. a deluxe torque arrestor?

What is the difference between a standard vs. a deluxe torque arrestor?

While not being noticeable at a glance, there are a number of notable differences between a “Standard” TA-48-BLK vs. a “Deluxe” TA-48-BLK Torque Arrestor. These include the overall part weight difference of 5 plus precent, approximately 40% difference in flexibility or force required to deflect the torque arrestor outwards for installation, the brand of clamp supplied as standard and an increase in the price for the deluxe. The price difference is due to both the increase in material molding cycle time for thicker crass section as well as the standard model produces more parts per molding cycle for more efficient manufacturing resulting in a cost reduction.

The standard torque arrestor is more popular than the deluxe selling at a 1:30 ratio. It comes down to customer preference, we do have accounts who continue to use the deluxe model, preferring its more robust characteristics over the standard model.

STANDARD TORQUE ARRESTOR

Part Number: TA-48-BLK

Part Weight - Less Clamps: 0.634 Kg (5.4 % lighter than the deluxe)

Compression Force for Deflection (lbf): 12 to 16 lbf

Clamp No. *MFG6728 (#28 201 SS CLAMP/ 201 SS SCREW)

TA-48-BLK-B (Same as above except for the clamps -B Indicates it is supplied with North American BREEZE brand gear clamp) Clamp No. *MFG6728TA-NAC (#28 201 SS CLAMP/ 410 SS SCREW)

DELUXE TORQUE ARRESTOR

Part Number: TA-48D-BLK (Supplied with North American BREEZE Clamp)

Part Weight - Less Clamps: 0.670 KG. (5.7 % heavier than the standard)

Compression Force for Deflection (lbf): 18 to 22 lbf

Clamp No. *MFG6728TA-NAC (#28 201 SS CLAMP/ 410 SS SCREW) NOTE: The Deluxe is only supplied with North American BREEZE brand gear clamp)