Gedore 8462-01 DREMOMETER CZ Torque Wrench, 80 - 400 Nm

Gedore 8462-01 DREMOMETER CZ Torque Wrench, 80 - 400 NmGedore 8462 01 DREMOMETER CZ 80 400 Nm (60 300 ft lb) Classified to DIN EN ISO 6789: 2003 Type II Class A, with a factory certificate. Working accuracy: + 3 % tolerance of scale set torque. The specification of the standard (+ 4 %) is exceeded. Lightweight yet robust (as the housing is made of an aluminium alloy) and resilient, very workshop friendly Depending on the application, access is possible from the front (e. g. open end fitting) or side (e.

Gedore 8462-01 DREMOMETER CZ

80 - 400 Nm (60 - 300 ft-lb)
Classified to DIN EN ISO 6789:2003 Type II Class A, with a factory certificate. Working accuracy: +/- 3 % tolerance of scale set torque. The specification of the standard (+/- 4 %) is exceeded.
Lightweight yet robust (as the housing is made of an aluminium alloy) and resilient, very workshop-friendly
Depending on the application, access is possible from the front (e.g. open-end fitting) or side (e.g. reversible ratchet and socket)
Force to be applied in the middle of the handgrip only - do not use an extension tube as otherwise, inaccuracies can evolve
Operation only with end fittings with standardised depth gauges, otherwise inaccuracies can arise. Keep the depth gauges on the certificate in mind. Only use original GEDORE accessories.
Designed to be used with Gedore 16 mm round "Z" end fittings, allowing access from the front (e.g. open-end fitting) or side (e.g. reversible ratchet and socket)
Large drive cross-section transfers maximum torques
Extremely low wear attributable to reduced forces in the lever mechanism
Forged lever chain from our own quality forge
Maximum precision even when subjected to extreme continuous use
Long life cycles and tool lives
Easy operation - fast and safe torque tightening
Easy adjustment thanks to attractive adjusting button secured against loss at the end of the handle
With certificate acc. to DIN EN ISO 6789, traceable via in-house DAkkS laboratory to national standards