torque wrench 1/2, 10-170ft.lb/13.6-230Nm, ±3% HIGH PRECISION 1/2 Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, Dual-direction Torque Wrenches 72-tooth with Dual Range Scales, High Precision For Car

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HIGH PRECISION AND COOL APPEARANCE: This 1/2-inch-drive torque wrench has a torque range of 10-170 ft. -lb. / 13.6 - 230.5 Nm and a calibration error range of ±3%. It includes a corresponding serial number for easy tracking of the original data. The classic black-and-red combination offers a fashionable, textured appearance.
PREMIUM MATERIAL AND DURABLE: The torque wrench offers durability and slip resistance. Its main body is made of chrome vanadium steel alloy for enhanced strength and durability. The inch-pound torque wrench head features a ratchet design with a reversing device to improve work efficiency. The square-knurled handle is made of aluminum-titanium alloy and is ergonomic and comfortable to hold during extended use.
DUAL SCALE AND QUICK SETTING: The dual-range scale is laser-printed in ft. -lb. and Nm. The torque wrench is easy to read and provides direct unit conversion. When the set torque value is reached, it produces an audible and tactile click to remind you to stop applying force. Pull down and hold the lock knob while setting the torque. Release it, and the lock knob automatically rebounds to lock the setting.
ERGONOMIC DESIGN AND POWERFUL: The ergonomic design is easy to handle. It features a 72-tooth ratchet, a 5-degree ratcheting arc head, a quick-release button for easy loading and unloading, and an aluminum non-slip handle for excellent grip and control. The 72-tooth ratchet requires only a 5-degree rotation, making it suitable for use in small spaces. It is resistant to slipping and wear and offers enhanced durability and power.
EASY OPERATION AND SAFETY: The bidirectional-drive ratchet head allows torque measurement in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions. When the set torque value is reached, a click sound reminds you to stop applying force to help prevent damage caused by excessive torque. At settings below 5 Nm, the click sound may be too light to hear