Boasting overload protection (vibration, LED, buzzer alerts), 9 customizable presets, 5 interchangeable units, and innovative Track/Peak Modes for precision, this wrench simplifies operation. Its quick-release ratchet head enables tool-free socket swaps, while the 500-set data recording function tracks performance, ideal for pros and DIYers alike.
| Item No | Size | Item Torque |
| 48161410 | 1/4" | 0.1-10Nm |
| 48161430 | 1/4" | 0.45-30Nm |
| 48163860 | 3/8" | 0.9-60Nm |
| 48163835 | 3/8" | 2.025-135Nm |
| 48161235 | 1/2" | 2.025-135Nm |
| 48161220 | 1/2" | 3-200Nm |
| 48161234 | 1/2" | 5.1-340Nm |
Overload Protection :This digital torque wrench features a built-in overload protection mechanism that vibrates the handle, flashes an LED indicator, and activates an audible buzzer when the preset torque value is reached. This ensures you avoid damaging screws from excessive torque, making it a reliable tool for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
Preset Modes: With 9 customizable preset modes (P1-P9), this wrench allows you to set specific torque values tailored to your tasks. You can easily switch between five units of measurement (N.m, lb.ft, lb.in, kg.cm, kg.m) with a single button press, enhancing usability for various applications.
Innovative Track Mode :The wrench includes an innovative Track Mode T that displays real-time torque values based on applied force. This feature helps you make precise adjustments while the Peak Mode records maximum torque values for accurate detection and calibration in your projects.
Quick Release Mechanism :Designed for convenience, the ratchet head has a quick release feature that allows for fast socket changes without additional tools. This saves time and boosts productivity, making it for busy mechanics and home improvement enthusiasts.
Data Recording Capability:Automatically records torque values in peak mode, storing up to 500 sets of data. This functionality aids in tracking performance over time and improves work efficiency by allowing users to reference previous easily.
