Description:

• 【WHAT YOU GET】Wrench delivers a high level of accuracy and can help prevent over-torquing in equipment, vehicle maintenance and industrial uses. A good all-around wrench come with 1/2'' extension bar and 3/8” adapter. Please read the instruction carefully to avoid any damage.

• 【HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL】Spring-loaded adjustment collar automatically locks in place at the desired torque setting, ensuring it will not accidentally slip when being used. Knurled handles are made of aluminium that is beautifully durable, maintaining firm grip, preventing slipping. Smooth and precise operation. Calibration certificate with individual serial number included.

• 【DELICATE MECHANISM】Clicking sound in the handle alerts the user when torque value is reached, preventing over-applying torque. Each tool is shipped pre-calibrated and tested for accuracy to industry standards (within +/- 4% High Accuracy). The troubleshooter and timesaver in your tool bag.

• 【CLEAR SCALE】Laser engraving dual-range scale improves numeral clarity, even in low light. Reversible 72-tooth ratchet head drives in both directions and measures torque in a clockwise direction, suitable for restricted spaces. It's a straight forward tool that suitable to use for all kinds of attachments and jobs.

• 【PROFESSIONAL DESIGN】1/2 in. Drive dual-direction torque wrench delivers 30 to 160ft. lb. of torque for daily long-term industrial use. The wrench head is made of hardened Chrome-Moly alloy, Stronger than CR-V. Excellent material extends the life of wrench. Meets ANSI standards and specifications.
  

• How to use?

• 1. Pre-setting the torque value.

  a. Pull back the locker to unlock the Supplementary Graduation

  b. Turn the Supplementary Graduation to set a torque value

  2. Select the desired socket and check if it fit properly on the nut or bolt being tightened.

  3. Install the selected socket to the torque wrench.

  4. Set the direction switch for clockwise or anticlockwise operation.

  5. Apply the torque wrench to the nut or blot and pull the handle gradually until a “click” is heard or felt. Do not pull beyond that point; the click indicates that the torque setting has been reached.