Stahlwille Manoskop 730/2 Service Torque Wrench on 2040-parts.com
Chattanooga, Tennessee, US
Torque wrenches offering quick adjustment, with cut-out, with QuickRelease safety lock (size 565) dual signal (size 240), dual scale N m/ft.lb resp. N m/inch.lb. (size 580), long term accuracy and facility to accept insert/shell tools. The robust steel tube completely encloses all working parts. Any force applied to the tool after the"click" or applied in the opposite direction to the current function e.g. forcible loosening of a jammed screw does not act on the trigger mechanism and cannot cause damage to it. Reversible insert/shell tools allow anticlockwise operation. Recalibration without dismantling using Torque Tester No 7707 W. Guaranteed accuracy 4 %
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