Wright Tool 3/4 in Drive Dial Type Torque Wrench with 1 Extension Handle, 120-600 ft lbs, Knob Width 2.75 in - WT 6470 Torque WrenchWright Tool 3 4 in Drive Dial Type Torque Wrench with 1 Extension Handle, 120 600 ft lbs, Knob Width 2. 75 in WT 6470 A torque wrench is a precision hand tool used to apply a specific amount of torque to a fastener, such as a bolt or nut, during tightening. It is an essential tool in industries where precise torque application is critical, such as automotive, mechanical, aerospace, and construction. Features: Precision instrument for precise

Wright Tool 3/4 in Drive Dial Type Torque Wrench with 1 Extension Handle, 120-600 ft lbs, Knob Width 2.75 in - WT 6470

A torque wrench is a precision hand tool used to apply a specific amount of torque to a fastener, such as a bolt or nut, during tightening. It is an essential tool in industries where precise torque application is critical, such as automotive, mechanical, aerospace, and construction.

Features:

• Precision instrument for precise tightening on installation applications
• All Dial Torque wrenches are fixed head, non-ratcheting squares, constructed with sturdy torsion beam design for long life and accuracy
• Large, easy to read dial is shock resistant and protected by a tough metal guard
• Memory needle retains highest torque value applied
• Accurate, +/- 4% clockwise and counterclockwise directions at 20% to 100% of scale range
• Dual Scale - English and Metric
• Meets or exceeds ASME B107.300 torque instrument standards
• Each torque wrench has its own serial number and storage box and comes with a certificate of calibration traceable to N.I.S.T.

Specifications:

• Drive Size: 3/4 in
• Increments: 10
• Measurement Type: ft-lbs
• Accurate Torque Range English: 120 - 600
• Accurate Torque Range Metric: 160 - 800
• A Length: 46.75 in
• B Working End Width: 2.50 in in
• C Working End Thickness: 1.50 in in
• D Width Across Knob: 2.75 in in
• Weight: 10 lbs
• Country of Origin: United States of America

Warnings:

• Wear safety goggles for the user and bystander
• Comfort or plastic grips do not protect against electric shock