Engineering Toolbox app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Action!
First release : 23 Feb 2011
App size: 23.21 Mb
Engineering Toolbox is an easy rule, intuitive, powerful and fully adjustable to the size of the mechanical joints with bolts and keys, on the Metric and Whitworth standards.
Inside the application, a converter tool will help you in the mechanical working, converting lenght, pressure, temperature and a table with conventional conversion for pipes / flanges.
Available in english and italian.
DATA BOLTING CALCULATOR
All Metric System size of bolts useful for designing, work, install in electronic sliding rule easy and quick to use.
THREAD DIMENSION
All sizes of threads and their characteristics in a simple slide rule suitable for all professional user in the industrial sector.
KEYS TOOL
All dimensions of keys and their sizes in a simple slide rule suitable for all professional user in the industrial sector.
TIGHTENING TORQUE
The tool allows you to calculate the tightening torque to apply to bolts, based on seal type and pressure.
UNITS CONVERTER
- Lenght: simple tool for lenght conversion
- Pipes / flanges: a table that shows the conventional conversion between in/NPS and mm/DN
- Pressure: tool for pressure conversion
- Temperature: easy temperature conversion tool
- Volume: easy volume conversion tool
- Power: easy power conversion tool
NOTES
All contents are approximate and can not be used without being validated by a professional Engineer. Action! srl declines any liability you may incur as result of using this application. Help us to improve this app: please suggest us new tool and malfunctions occurred during the use, writing to [email protected]
Latest reviews of Engineering Toolbox app for iPhone and iPad
...very Good
This application needs updating, and does not work on the current iOS. Save your money and hold off until it is updated.
Rip off, dont buy. It a dummy gods looking picture, not a calculator
DO NOT BUY!!! You cant so much as draw a line. It is a silly, slightly morphed unit converter. I really cant think of any application of it as an engineering student.
I can see minor use for it if you do a lot of but and bolt calculations other than that seems pretty useless