Digital Maintenance & Connected Tools

Digital maintenance and connected tools turn hand tool work into recorded data. A connected torque wrench receives the joint's target value from a system and sends back the applied torque and angle, and automated tool control records which tool was taken by which technician. STAHLWILLE's MANOSKOP 766 DAPTIQ combines a mechanical click with electronic torque and angle measurement and connects by cable, 868/915 MHz radio or Bluetooth through an open programming interface [1]. Snap-on Industrial offers automated tool control for aviation tool rooms [2][3].

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Oman & GCC support

For digital maintenance & connected tools, Novatelia handles sourcing, quotation and delivery coordination from Muscat for Oman customers and on a project basis for other GCC countries; see Aviation supply in Oman. Novatelia does not claim local OEM service centres or civil aviation authority approvals.

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Frequently asked technical questions

Does a connected wrench replace the maintenance record?

No; it supplies data to your system, and the record still follows your approved procedures.

How does the DAPTIQ wrench connect?

By cable, an 868/915 MHz radio module or a Bluetooth module [1].

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Trust information. Last reviewed: 2026-10-30 · Revision date: 2026-10-30 · Technical category: Digital Maintenance & Connected Tools · Manufacturer: STAHLWILLE, Snap-on Industrial, Desoutter Industrial Tools, GMI Aero, PROTO, Atlas Copco · Source documentation: 3 public sources listed below · Standards referenced: Torque & Controlled Tightening; Aircraft Tool Control & FOD Management; Aviation Network Infrastructure · Brand references do not imply authorization, distributorship or OEM/authority approval.

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  1. STAHLWILLE – DAPTIQ and MANOSKOP 766
  2. Snap-on Industrial – Automated Tool Control (Level 5)
  3. Snap-on Industrial – Aviation tool control