ITL 1/4" Drive Insulated Torque Wrench 1/4" 2Nm - 12Nm
Prices from £383.95 to £465.35 across 2 retailers · 11% below amazon price £433.75
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1/4in drive insulated torque wrench with a range of 2–12 Nm.
The tool is fully insulated via injection-moulding process and features an Ovi-Grip handle designed for comfort.
An integral increment gauge provides torque accuracy, and the removable drive core allows operation in both clockwise and anticlockwise directions.
This wrench weighs 916 g and measures 370 mm long × 95 mm wide × 95 mm deep.
The tool is fully insulated via injection-moulding process and features an Ovi-Grip handle designed for comfort.
An integral increment gauge provides torque accuracy, and the removable drive core allows operation in both clockwise and anticlockwise directions.
This wrench weighs 916 g and measures 370 mm long × 95 mm wide × 95 mm deep.
EAN 5052269017652 · ITL. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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