Cordless Electric Torque Wrench - MB-RAD

- Set the Correct Torque: Always check and set the desired torque level before use. This ensures the proper amount of force is applied, preventing damage to fasteners and components. Handle with Care: Torque wrenches are sensitive tools

avoid dropping them, as this can affect calibration. After using, reset the torque setting to zero and store it safely. Use Within Range: Only use a torque wrench within its specified torque range for accuracy and to avoid damaging the tool.

- Torque tools vary in accuracy, but high-quality models generally offer precision within ±1% to ±5%, with electronic torque wrenches being among the most accurate. Regular calibration is essential to maintain accuracy over time, particularly for tools used in critical applications. Electronic torque wrenches and battery torque wrenches often provide feedback to indicate torque achievement, adding to their reliability and consistency.

- Manual Torque Wrench: Uses a mechanical mechanism, where force applied to the handle is transferred to the fastener, with the tool “clicking” or releasing when the preset torque level is reached. Battery/Electric Torque Wrench: Battery power drives an internal motor, providing continuous or controlled rotation until the torque setting is met, often automatically stopping or alerting the user. Hydraulic Torque Wrench: A hydraulic pump generates pressure to drive the tool’s piston, exerting force onto the fastener with precise control and torque application. These tools ensure controlled torque delivery, helping prevent over-tightening or under-tightening in various applications.