

Wera 300 TX Torque Indicator Torx Screwdriver
£52.95 at Tooled Up · 26% below amazon price £71.12
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The Wera 300 TX Torque Indicator Torx Screwdriver at 3.0 Nm, supplied with a TX 15 tip, is the highest-torque variant in the range and is suited to larger TORX® fasteners found in more demanding assembly and maintenance applications.
Whether used in automotive, industrial, or equipment servicing contexts, this variant delivers reliable, tamperproof torque control at the upper end of the series.
The pre-set 3.0 Nm torque value is factory-locked and non-adjustable, ensuring that every fastener receives the correct tightening force without the possibility of accidental override.
A clear audible c
Whether used in automotive, industrial, or equipment servicing contexts, this variant delivers reliable, tamperproof torque control at the upper end of the series.
The pre-set 3.0 Nm torque value is factory-locked and non-adjustable, ensuring that every fastener receives the correct tightening force without the possibility of accidental override.
A clear audible c
EAN 4013288093363 · Wera. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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