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| Torch
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Various type of heating tools using combustible fuel as a power source. |
| Torch down roof or single ply or modified bitumen
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A newer roofing material mostly used on flat roofs. This material usually comes in rolls and is applied to the roof with an open flame or 'torch'. |
| Torch soldering
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A method of soldering using a torch to provide the heat. |
| Torching
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Applying direct flame to a membrane for the purpose of melting, heating or adhering. |
| Torpedo level
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A small pocket level. |
| Torpedo levels
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Electricians, plumbers, welders and homeowners all appreciate the versatility of the torpedo level as a convenient and easy-to-use tool. The short length of the torpedo level allows for use in confined areas such as under sinks or above dropped ceilings. |
| Torque
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A measurement of rotation or turning force. Torque is measured in ounce inches (oz. In.), Ounce feet (oz. Ft.) And pound feet (lb. Ft.). |
| Torque wrench
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Torque wrenches are used to tighten fasteners to exact torque specifications. Torque is measured in in. Lbs. And ft. Lbs., As well as english conversion of newton meters. |
| Torrens system
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A title registration system used in some states. Named after Sir Robert Torrens, a British administrator of Australia, this system allows the condition of the title to be discovered without resorting to a title search. |
| Torsion
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Twisting force. |
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