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Tekton 1/4 Inch Drive Micrometer Torque Wrench (20-200 in-lb)
$52.00/Each
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Part# 12-06842
MFR Model# 24320
MFR Model# 24320
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Tekton 1/4 Inch Drive Micrometer Torque Wrench (20-200 in-lb)
±4% Accuracy Calibrated according to the ASME B107.300-2010 standard, each wrench is evaluated at three set points along its full range—20%, 60%, and 100%—with three test measurements at each set point.   Maximum Expected Error Accuracy: the maximum expected error between the torque value on the wrench’s dial and the actual force the wrench exerts on a fastener Micrometer Design and Operation Proper storage: To maintain calibration, store micrometer-style wrenches at their lowest setting. Tekton's TRQ21101 should be stored at 10 in.-lb.  Clockwise Measurement Drives in both directions and measures torque in the clockwise direction  High-contrast, easy-to-read scale is marked with in.-lb. and Nm units  Locking Nut Locks the torque setting in place while you are using the wrench  |
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Specifications
- Torque Range: 20 - 200 in-lb
- Torque Range N-m: 2.2-22.6 Nm
- Scale Increment: 1.0 in.-lb. ; 0.11 Nm
- Accuracy: ±4%
- Tooth Count: 24
- Country of Origin: Taiwan
- Item Weight: 1.3 lb.
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