A high-torque recovery roller that does not stall under pressure. Built around a motor, a mass, and a switch — nothing else.
Most recovery devices are loud because their motors give way under pressure. The noise is the engine fighting to stay alive.
Torque is built for the opposite condition. The motor platform is oversized. The eccentric mass is enclosed. The housing is mounted on isolation pylons. Force in does not become noise out.
No screws on the contact surface. No soft rubber that traps sweat. No removable covers. The wordmark is recessed, not printed. The power input lives on the cap — out of the way of the body.
Anodised aluminium, fine knurl. Wipes down with isopropyl. No fabric, no foam, no porous rubber.
Laser-etched into the housing. No printed graphics, no stickers, no peel-away film.
The motor breathes through perforated end caps. The grille keeps fingers, towels and dust out.
Locking barrel on the cap. The power module is external, never inside the body.
The control module is separate from the roller. A smooth potentiometer for amplitude, a hard mechanical on/off switch, one indicator LED. No app. No Bluetooth. No firmware updates.
Every component is isolated and serviceable. Nothing is glued. The inside is engineered the way the outside reads.
Anodised aluminium, knurled finish, recessed wordmark.
Rubber pylons decouple the motor from the housing.
Oversized BLDC, sized for stall torque, not weight class.
Counterweight in a sealed cavity. Rumble without rattle.
Cool air in one cap, warm out the other. Filtered, baffled.
Concentric mesh on each cap. Finger-, towel-, dust-proof.
24 V DC, locking barrel. External brick, never internal.
Knob and switch, separate from the body. Wired.
How Torque is built is how it sounds, how it cleans, how it is repaired. None of these are marketing claims.
The motor platform does not slow when pressure is applied. Stall torque is the spec we built around — not amplitude.
Sealed cavity, isolated mounts, balanced eccentric. 42 dBA at full load, measured at one metre.
30 — 55 Hz. Tuned to reach below the surface, not to vibrate the skin.
One continuous shell, knurled aluminium. Wipe with isopropyl. No foam, no fabric.
One knob, one switch, one LED. No screen, no app, no Bluetooth, no firmware updates.
Every component is held by fasteners, not glue. Service kits ship for ten years.
Torque is a prototype concept. Early-access participants receive honest engineering updates and are first in line for the limited pilot batch.