Wera 300 TX Torque Indicator Torx Screwdriver
£48.95 at Tooled Up · 25% below amazon price £65.39
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The Wera 300 TX Torque Indicator Torx Screwdriver with a 1.4 Nm pre-set torque and TX 9 tip bridges the gap between lighter precision work and applications calling for a firmer fastening force.
This variant is suitable for TORX® fasteners in slightly more robust assemblies — such as automotive trim, small appliances, or equipment panels — where consistent torque application is critical.
The tamperproof, non-adjustable torque setting ensures that every fastener is tightened to exactly 1.4 Nm, reducing the risk of component damage caused by over-tightening.
A distinct audible click and tactile s
This variant is suitable for TORX® fasteners in slightly more robust assemblies — such as automotive trim, small appliances, or equipment panels — where consistent torque application is critical.
The tamperproof, non-adjustable torque setting ensures that every fastener is tightened to exactly 1.4 Nm, reducing the risk of component damage caused by over-tightening.
A distinct audible click and tactile s
EAN 4013288093356 · Wera. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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