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TPC 5nm Torque Wrench w/ Bits
Item #OTO10309
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Why We Love It
About This Item
- Torque value accurate to + / – 10%.
- Provides 20 degree overrun when maximum torque is reached.
- Overrun provides user with unmistakable feedback when torque value is reached.
- Polymer T-Handle ergonomically designed for comfortable four-finger & palm grip.
- Color-coded tension markings on both sides.
- 12mm wide Zinc shaft has 50% thicker walls – stronger than other Torque tools.
- Magnetic 1/4″ hex bit retention makes bit changes easy.
- Torque accuracy life-cycle exceeds 5000 cycles.
- Simple to Judge – If the logo is worn, the tool is past life.
- Replacing the tool costs less than other tool’s calibration service.
- Height: 64.5 mm, 2 1/2 inches.
- Width: 81 mm, 3.18 inches.
- Weight: Approx. 75 grams.
- Check with the manufacturer of your components and fittings for proper torque specifications. Always follow Manufacturer guidelines for installation and removal of nuts, bolts and screws.
Specifications
Details
| Brand | The Pro's Closet |
| Model | 5nm Torque Wrench w/ Bits |
| Weight | 4 oz |
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