Stahlwille MANOSKOP Torque Wrench, 12 - ST 96504012

A Torque Wrench is a precision tool designed to apply a specific amount of torque to fasteners such as bolts and nuts. It ensures that fasteners are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended specifications, helping prevent over-tightening or under-tightening that could cause damage or failure. Torque wrenches are commonly used in automotive, construction, and industrial applications. They are available in various types, including click-type, dial-type, and electronic torque wrenches, to suit different tasks and preferences.

Features:

Releasing
No reset to "0" necessary, as measuring element is only loaded during the tightening process
Receptacle for interchangeable plug-in tools
QuickRelease safety lock
Flash adjustment by easy-to-operate clamping lever in the handle
Ergonomically shaped, non-slip adjustment element with thumb recess
Optimized ball handle for fatigue-free working
Double stop signal
Double scale Nm/ft-lb or Nm/in-lb
On request also available as Nm version only without double scale
Left-hand tightening by turning over the plug-in tools
Further loads after releasing or loads against the functional direction, e.g. with stuck screws, do not affect the releasing mechanism, which is thus protected against damage
Calibration with the perfectControl calibration device no. 7794 or the calibration system no. 7706. If necessary, readjustment without disassembly
Certificate according to DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017
Display deviation +/- 4 %
Low-wear flexible rod system, torque wrench is equipped with a low-wear trigger system with a bending beam. Unlike conventional torque wrenches with coiled springs, the flexible rod is not preloaded in unloaded state, which means that the 'spring' does not need to be reset to "0" after use