Abstract:
The present invention relates to an apparatus for comparatively measuring the power of pulse tools. Such apparatuses are already known from the prior art but, on account of the design, exhibit very great awkwardness when adapting the test environment to different tools. This is intended to be simplified according to the invention in order to save refitting times. This is achieved by redesigning an apparatus of the generic type by virtue of a spring element being arranged directly below a test bolt used. The spring element can already be removed by simply unscrewing the test bolt and can be replaced with another spring element.