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RATCHETING CLICK-TYPE TORQUE WRENCH
With today’s lightweight components, torque wrench use in the shop is no longer an option — it’s a must for every mechanic. The TW-5.2 is a high quality, ratcheting, click-type torque wrench that accurately measures and applies the proper amount of torque to a component’s threaded fastener(s). With a range of 2-14Nm, the TW-5.2 is designed for the lower torque settings that a shop or consumer would use for proper seat post, seat clamp and handlebar / stem applications. Comes with its own protective case.
With today’s lightweight components, torque wrench use in the shop is no longer an option — it’s a must for every mechanic. The TW-5.2 is a high quality, ratcheting, click-type torque wrench that accurately measures and applies the proper amount of torque to a component’s threaded fastener(s). With a range of 2-14Nm, the TW-5.2 is designed for the lower torque settings that a shop or consumer would use for proper seat post, seat clamp and handlebar / stem applications. Comes with its own protective case.
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Park Tool TW-5.2 Ratcheting Clicker Type Torque Wrench - Low Torque
Park Tool TW-5.2 Ratcheting Clicker Type Torque Wrench - Low Torque
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Great tool to complete my set
"Needed a mid level torq wrench to complete my park tool set - Grey tools made in USA"
Quality is high - Usability is fair
"I trust anything Park but the scale markings are unusual and standard, whole-number, Nm settings are at times hard to set with confidence. Also the wrench uses a 3/8-inch driver and for a low-torque wrench, the driver should, IMO, instead be 1/4-inch."