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Gedore 8301-12 Dial measuring torque wrench Type 83 2.4-12 Nm

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Gedore 8301-12 Dial measuring torque wrench Type 83 2.4-12 NmGedore 8301 12 Dial measuring torque wrench Type 83 2. 4 12 Nm Use: Controlled tightening and verification of tightening values For use in all areas of industrial manufacturing and in quality control Working ranges of 2. 4 to 12 Nm are covered Features: Dial indicating torque wrench with dual scale and multi functional slave pointer 1 4" double square drive with ball locking device With integrated ratchet function for controlled bi directional

Gedore 8301-12 Dial measuring torque wrench Type 83 2.4-12 Nm

Use:
Controlled tightening and verification of tightening values
For use in all areas of industrial manufacturing and in quality control
Working ranges of 2.4 to 12 Nm are covered
Features:
Dial-indicating torque wrench with dual scale and multi-functional slave pointer
1/4" double-square drive with ball locking device
With integrated ratchet-function for controlled bi-directional tightening
For controlled screw tightening and torque measurements
Working accuracy: +/- 4 % tolerance of the indicated torque
Acc. to DIN EN ISO 6789, traceable to national standards
With dual scale in Nm and in-lbs double-tinted clearly readable face
Integrated overload protection - mechanical stop up to max. 25 % overload of the maximum value
Housing made of lightweight, robust special aluminium construction - lacquered, silver-grey
Black, non-slip rubber handgrips
Models 8301-04 to 8301-40: EPA-conformant (Electrostatic Protected Area), for use in sensitive electrostatic applications
Scope of delivery:
Dial-measuring torque wrench type 83
Test certificate acc. to DIN EN ISO 6789
Delivered in a sturdy black plastic box (no. 8301-04 to 8302-20), otherwise in sturdy cardboard packaging (no. 8303-40 to 8305-20)
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