Hazet 6145-1CTCAL 3⁄4″ Torque wrench with DAkkS calibration certificate ∙ 300 – 800 Nm ∙ ±2% Maximum Accessories Tightening torque maximum 678 Nm Shelf color:Black

Name: Hazet 6145-1CTCAL 3⁄4″ Torque wrench with DAkkS calibration certificate ∙ 300 – 800 Nm ∙ ±2% Maximum Accessories Tightening torque maximum 678 Nm Shelf color:Black
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SKU: 67913329211
Price: 1445.49 USD
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Hazet 6145 1CTCAL 3⁄4″ Torque wrench with DAkkS calibration certificate ∙ 300 – 800 Nm ∙ ±2% Maximum Accessories Tightening torque maximum 678 Nm Shelf color:Black Tightening torque maximum 678 Nm Net weight 1 5 150 25 NM5 0708 No more turning back: Continuous long term tests on the 5000 series and 6000 series of HAZET torque wrenches have demonstrated that turning them back to the smallest scale value is not required Viewing window for visual checking of the locking

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