Where Can Industrial Torque Tools Be Serviced, Repaired and Calibrated in Western Australia?

HYTORC Australia provides industrial torque tool inspection, repair, and calibration through four Service Centers and mobile on-site support. Starting September 21, 2026, that network expanded with Service Technician Gagan Singh and a new Western Australia Mobile Service Van covering Perth, Fremantle, Geraldton, Albany, and Kalgoorlie.

For maintenance teams, keeping torque equipment accurate and available is not simply an equipment issue. It affects shutdown planning, tool availability, joint quality, and the ability to complete bolting work consistently.

The launch of the new WA service vehicle adds another local option for customers who need inspection, service, repair or calibration without automatically sending equipment away from site.

Where does HYTORC provide service, repair and calibration in Australia?

HYTORC Australia supports customers through four dedicated Service Centers in Western Australia, South Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland, together with mobile service capability. This gives industrial customers the option of workshop-based repair and calibration or on-site support, depending on the equipment, location, and work required.

HYTORC Australia’s Service Centers are in:

• Kewdale, Western Australia
• Kurralta Park, South Australia
• Rutherford, New South Wales
• Sumner, Queensland

A Mobile Service Van is already operating across New South Wales, while the launch of the new Western Australia vehicle extends this mobile support model into another major industrial region.

The combination of workshop and mobile capability is important because service requirements differ.

Some tools need comprehensive workshop inspection, repair or higher-capacity calibration. Others can be inspected, maintained or calibrated directly at the customer’s premises.

Providing both options allows the service route to be selected around the work required rather than forcing every tool through the same process.

What torque tools and equipment can HYTORC Australia service and calibrate?

HYTORC Australia provides inspection, repair, and calibration for a broad range of industrial bolting equipment, including torque wrenches, hydraulic pumps, pressure gauges, and manual torque tools. In-house torque wrench calibration is available up to 50,000 Nm/36,800 ft.-lbs., while mobile on-site calibration capability extends up to 20,000 Nm/ 14,750 ft.-lbs.

Current Australian capability includes:

• In-house service, repair and calibration of torque wrenches up to 50,000 Nm/36,800 ft.-lbs.
• On-site mobile service, repair and calibration of torque wrenches up to 20,000 Nm/14,750 ft.-lbs.
• Service, repair and calibration of air-operated hydraulic pumps.
• Service, repair and calibration of electric hydraulic pumps.
• Service, repair and calibration of battery-operated hydraulic pumps.
• Service, repair and calibration of hand-operated hydraulic pumps.
• Calibration and repair of manual clicker torque wrenches.
• Manual torque wrench support for ¼", 3/8", ½", ¾" and 1" drive sizes.
• Calibration of hydraulic and air pressure gauges up to 10,000 psi.

HYTORC Australia is ISO 9001 certified, and its documented Australian service capability includes a six-month warranty on repair services and spare parts.

This breadth matters for sites operating mixed equipment fleets. A maintenance team may need a hydraulic torque wrench checked alongside pumps, gauges and manual tooling rather than treating each item as an unrelated service requirement.

For equipment requiring repair, factory-trained technicians use HYTORC procedures and genuine OEM parts to return equipment to service.

What does the new Western Australia Mobile Service Van offer?

As of September 21, 2026, Service Technician Gagan Singh is bringing HYTORC inspection, repair, and calibration directly to customers across Western Australia. His coverage area extends from the Perth Region and Fremantle to Geraldton, Albany, and Kalgoorlie, helping customers access technical support closer to where their equipment is operating.

The WA Mobile Service Van will support customers across:

• Perth Region
• Fremantle
• Geraldton
• Albany
• Kalgoorlie

The coverage stretches from metropolitan Perth to industrial locations several hundred kilometers away, giving customers across a large part of Western Australia another route to local service support.

Gagan’s mobile capability includes on-site inspection, service, repair, and calibration. Torque wrench calibration can be completed on-site up to 20,000 Nm/14,750 ft.-lbs., while hydraulic and air pressure gauges can be supported up to 10,000 psi.

The service also covers air, electric and battery-operated torque equipment and pumps, with calibration support available for all makes and models of torque tools.

Where an inspection identifies work that is better completed in a workshop environment, the equipment can be supported through HYTORC’s Kewdale facility.

This creates a direct connection between the mobile technician and the established WA Service Center rather than two separate support channels.

Should a torque tool be serviced on-site or sent to a Service Center?

On-site mobile service is well suited to routine inspection, preventive maintenance, repairs, and calibration that can be completed safely at the customer’s premises. Service Center support is more appropriate when equipment requires workshop facilities, more extensive repair work, or calibration beyond the mobile unit’s operating capacity.

Mobile service may be the better fit when:

• Equipment is already located at an operational site.
• Removing tools would create additional transport or logistics.
• Several tools need inspection or calibration during the same visit.
• Maintenance needs to be coordinated around a shutdown or planned service window.
• Calibration requirements fall within the mobile capability of up to 20,000 Nm/14,750 ft.-lbs.

Service Center support may be the better fit when:

• A tool requires extensive strip-down or workshop repair.
• More detailed assessment is required.
• Torque calibration requirements exceed the mobile range.
• Equipment needs in-house calibration up to 50,000 Nm/36,800 ft.-lbs.
• A technician determines during inspection that the equipment should be returned to the workshop.

We believe in working with customers to identify the most practical route to getting equipment inspected, serviced, repaired, and returned to operational use.

Why does regular torque tool calibration matter?

Calibration verifies whether a torque tool is still applying force within its required performance range. Regular calibration also provides documented evidence of tool condition, helping maintenance and quality teams manage equipment consistently rather than discovering an accuracy problem only after a bolted joint or tool performance is questioned.

Industrial torque equipment does not necessarily show obvious external signs when its performance changes.

That makes planned inspection and calibration an important part of tool management.

HYTORC’s wider calibration program is built around repeatable procedures, documentation, and verification. Each calibration process provides a record that can be retained as part of the customer’s equipment history.

Preventive maintenance can also help identify wear or repair requirements before equipment is needed for a time-critical job.

For shutdown and maintenance teams, that distinction matters.

Finding out that a torque wrench needs attention before an outage begins is very different from discovering it once the tool is already on the job.

How does mobile service support Western Australian maintenance operations?

Western Australia presents a practical service challenge because industrial customers can be separated by significant distances. A dedicated mobile technician gives customers across Perth, Fremantle, Geraldton, Albany, and Kalgoorlie access to local inspection, repair, and calibration without relying solely on equipment being transported back to a workshop.

That is particularly relevant to maintenance teams working across the mining, processing, LNG, construction, and sectors that form a significant part of Western Australia’s industrial base.

It also strengthens the role of the existing Kewdale Service Center. Customers now have both a local workshop and a mobile technician capable of traveling across a much larger service area.

For customers, the practical question becomes simpler:

Does the equipment need to come to HYTORC, or can HYTORC come to the equipment?

Who is HYTORC Australia’s new WA Service Technician?

Gagan Singh is HYTORC Australia’s dedicated Western Australia Mobile Service Technician. Starting September 21, 2026, he will provide local inspection, calibration, repair, and maintenance support across the Perth Region, Fremantle, Geraldton, Albany, and Kalgoorlie as part of HYTORC Australia’s expanding mobile service network. His role is designed around direct customer support at the point where equipment is being used.

Gagan is supported by HYTORC Australia’s established Kewdale Service Center and wider national service infrastructure.

The new Mobile Van service program includes:

• inspection and testing at customer premises
• preventive maintenance
• calibration scheduling
• equipment performance verification
• repair support
• local response when tools require technical attention

The WA Mobile Service Van is operational as of September 21, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions About Torque Tool Service and Calibration in Australia

Where can I get a torque wrench calibrated in Western Australia?

You can get it calibrated at the HYTORC Australia Service Center in Kewdale and from the WA Mobile Service Van covering Perth, Fremantle, Geraldton, Albany, and Kalgoorlie. In-house torque wrench calibration is available up to 50,000 Nm/36,800 ft.-lbs., with mobile calibration available up to 20,000 Nm/14,750 ft.-lbs.

Can HYTORC calibrate torque tools at my site?

Yes. HYTORC Australia provides mobile on-site service, repair and torque wrench calibration up to 20,000 Nm/14,750 ft.-lbs. The new WA Mobile Service Van expands this capability across key areas of Western Australia.

Can the WA Mobile Service Van work on non-HYTORC torque tools?

Yes. The WA mobile service capability can support service and calibration for most brands of torque tools.

What pressure gauges can HYTORC Australia calibrate?

HYTORC Australia can calibrate hydraulic and air pressure gauges up to 10,000 psi.

Can hydraulic pumps also be serviced?

Yes. Our Australian service capability includes air-operated, electric, battery-operated, and hand-operated hydraulic pumps. Service, repair, and calibration support is available for these equipment types.

How many HYTORC Service Centers are there in Australia?

HYTORC Australia currently has four Service Centers, located in Kewdale, Kurralta Park, Rutherford, and Sumner. These facilities are complemented by mobile service support.

What is the maximum torque calibration capacity available?

HYTORC Australia’s in-house service capability covers torque wrench calibration up to 50,000 Nm/36,800 ft.-lbs. Mobile on-site calibration is available up to 20,000 Nm/14,750 ft.-lbs.

Book a Service, Repair or Calibration Visit

If your torque equipment requires inspection, preventive maintenance, repair, or calibration, HYTORC Australia can help determine whether the work is best completed at your site or through one of its Service Centers.

For Western Australian customers, the new Mobile Service Van is operational as of September 21, 2026.