Hazet 6391-12 9 x 12 mm Torque wrench ∙ 2 – 12 Nm ∙ ±2% 3/8" Phillips Bit Sockets It exceeds ISO torque standards Shelf color:Black

Name: Hazet 6391-12 9 x 12 mm Torque wrench ∙ 2 – 12 Nm ∙ ±2% 3/8" Phillips Bit Sockets It exceeds ISO torque standards Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 1905181750
Price: 179.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2655 (22 reviews)

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Hazet 6391 12 9 x 12 mm Torque wrench ∙ 2 – 12 Nm ∙ ±2% 3 8" Phillips Bit Sockets It exceeds ISO torque standards Shelf color:Black It exceeds ISO torque standards and can handle double the JIS torque requirements yet opens to a staggering 53mm for industrial hardware Accuracy ± 2% (6391 10: 6%) of the preset value (in direction of actuation) Permanently adjustable value

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