Wera 300 IP Torque Indicator Torx Plus Screwdriver
£47.95 at Tooled Up · 37% below amazon price £75.80
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The Wera 300 IP Torque Indicator Torx Plus Screwdriver set to 1.2Nm represents the mid-point of the range and is an excellent all-round choice for a broad spectrum of TORX PLUS® fastening applications.
Supplied as an 8 IP x 1.2Nm configuration, it is well-suited to general precision assembly work, light engineering, and production environments where consistent torque control is a requirement.
The tool signals clearly — both audibly and through the handle — the instant the 1.2Nm value is reached, helping operators work confidently and efficiently without the need for additional gauges or checks
Supplied as an 8 IP x 1.2Nm configuration, it is well-suited to general precision assembly work, light engineering, and production environments where consistent torque control is a requirement.
The tool signals clearly — both audibly and through the handle — the instant the 1.2Nm value is reached, helping operators work confidently and efficiently without the need for additional gauges or checks
EAN 4013288093431 · Wera. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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