TEKTON 24325 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, 120-960-Inch/Pound description
For passenger vehicles like cars and light trucks, choose the dual range 120-960 in./lb. (13.6-108.5 N/m) TEKTON 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench. It prevents damage to parts or fasteners caused by accidental over-tightening during reassembly. This simple, easy-to-use ratcheting wrench is ideal for do-it-yourselfers and professionals alike. Just twist the non-slip, knurled handle to specified torque value and lock in place. The high-contrast scale provides excellent visibility, even in low light. As you tighten fastener, you will hear and feel a "click" when pre-set torque value is reached. At the click, fastener is properly tightened. There is no guesswork and no broken fasteners or damaged parts. The all-steel construction, chrome vanadium ratchet head and corrosion-resistant finish mean you can expect years of dependable service. Wrench is shipped pre-calibrated (+/- 4% accuracy) and ready to use. And don't worry, it's backed by the TEKTON quality guarantee. So, go ahead, Take It On.
Set Includes:
- (1) 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench
- (1) Storage Case
- (1) Instruction Sheet / Torque Conversion Chart
Specifications:
- Drive: 3/8 inch
- Ratchet: Cr-V, 45 tooth
- Length: 10-3/4 inches
- Dual Range: 120-960 in./lb. /13.6-108.5 N/m
- Increment: 12 in./lb. / 1.36 N/m
- Accuracy: +/- 4%
IMPORTANT: Please read and understand entire manual, including all safety information, before using torque wrench. Store at lowest setting when not in use.
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TEKTON 24325 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, 120-960-Inch/Pound features
- Hear and feel wrench click when torque value is reached
- High-contrast dual range scale is easy to read in low light
- Durable all-steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish
- Reversible drive chrome vanadium steel ratchet head
- Knurled handle provides a sure, non-slip grip
TEKTON 24325 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, 120-960-Inch/Pound best price
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ReplyDeleteMicrometer wrenches are pre-set to the required torque on a vernier scale. An internal spring loaded mechanism measures the torque. When the bolt is tightened to the desired torque it. click to explore
ReplyDeleteThere is a small bar with an indicator that is connected to the back of the head of the wrench. This indicator is kept parallel to the lever arm and the smaller bar does not come under strain. There is a calibrated scale that is attached to the handle. click to read
ReplyDeleteAnother variation is the clicking type torque wrench. These are probably the most popular and readily available. This torque wrench makes a clicking sound when the preset torque is reached. click to read
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