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¼” Drive Micrometer Torque Wrench 30-200 in-lb.

85060M
The GEARWRENCH family of torque wrenches and torque products offer the latest innovations in torque measurement. The line includes micrometer, tire shop, beam, and electronic torque wrenches and torque multipliers. The micrometer wrenches come available in fixed head and flex head. The fixed head line offers wrenches in 1/4" to 3/4" drives. The flex head wrenches are available in 3/8" and 1/2" drive sizes. The tire shop wrenches feature a rugged tire tread rubber cover on the head intended specifically for checking wheel lug nuts and are available in 3/8" and 1/2" drive sizes. The electronic torque wrenches ensure a precise fastener torque level and are available in either 3/8" and 1/2" drives. The GEARWRENCH line of torque products allow you to complete any job where accurate torque is required.
  • Features
    • Thin profile, sealed, teardrop head design offers improved access and durability for highly effective application
    • Torque accuracy of +/- 3% CW between 20% and 100% of wrench capability
    • Pull adjustment collar feature allows you to make quick and easy torque setting changes
    • Scale markings are highly visible and easy to read
    • Midpoint on handle clearly marked for accuracy
    • Thin profile, sealed, teardrop head design offers improved access and durability for highly effective application
    • Torque accuracy of +/- 3% CW between 20% and 100% of wrench capability
    • Pull adjustment collar feature allows you to make quick and easy torque setting changes
    • Scale markings are highly visible and easy to read
    • Midpoint on handle clearly marked for accuracy
    • Knurled anodized aluminum handle lets you grip the wrench comfortably, helping to reduce hand fatigue
    • Meets or exceeds ISO 6789 and ASME B107.300-2010 standards and specifications
    • 1 year limited warranty; calibration accuracy warrantied for 90 days
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  • Specifications
    • Prop 65 : WARNING: This product contains or produces a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
    • ASME Specification : B107.300
    • Minimum Torque (Primary Scale) : 30 in/lb
    • Tether Ready : No
    • Maximum Torque (Primary Scale) : 200 in/lb
    • Minimum Torque (Alt Scale) : 3.95 Nm
    • Maximum Torque (Alt Scale) : 23.16 Nm
    • Torque Accuracy (20-100% of Full Range) : +/-3% Clockwise
    • Certified : No
    • Prop 65 : WARNING: This product contains or produces a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
    • ASME Specification : B107.300
    • Minimum Torque (Primary Scale) : 30 in/lb
    • Tether Ready : No
    • Maximum Torque (Primary Scale) : 200 in/lb
    • Minimum Torque (Alt Scale) : 3.95 Nm
    • Maximum Torque (Alt Scale) : 23.16 Nm
    • Torque Accuracy (20-100% of Full Range) : +/-3% Clockwise
    • Certified : No
    • Head Thickness Less Tang : 0.5 in
    • Primary Scale Increments : 1 in/lb
    • Alt Scale Increments : 0.11 Nm
    • Type : Micrometer
    • Knurled : Yes
    • Flexible : No
    • Overall Length : 10.5 in
    • Packaging : Boxed
    • Weight (Catalog) : 0.80 lb
    • Warranty : 90 Days Calibration/1 Year on Parts
    • Drive Tang Size : 1/4 in
    • Tooth Count : 22
    • Finish : Full Polish Chrome
    • Overall Height : 1.1 in
    • UPC : 099575005602
    • Included Storage : Blow Mold Case
    • Overall Width : 1.1 in
    • Drive Type : Square
    • Material : Alloy Steel
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  • Frequently Asked Questions
    What kind of applications is a ¼” drive torque wrench best suited for?
    A ¼” drive torque wrench is ideal for precision work, such as small fasteners found in electronics, bicycles, and light automotive applications. It is great for tasks requiring lower torque.
    How do I know when I have reached the set torque?
    This torque wrench provides an audible "click" sound and a tactile feel when the preset torque is reached, ensuring accurate tightening without over-torquing.
    How often should I recalibrate the torque wrench?
    Calibration should be performed regularly, especially after extensive use or exposure to harsh environments. The manufacturer typically recommends recalibrating annually or after every 5,000 uses.
    My GEARWRENCH torque wrench is out of warranty, how can I get it repaired?
    Our torque products are covered under a 1 year warranty with 90 day calibration guarantee. If your GEARWRENCH torque product is outside of this window and needs to be repaired, please check out our warranty page for our authorized repair centers in the US and Canada.
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