6143-1CT Torque Wrench 100-400 Nm 1/2&quot; Drive

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Order number: HZ030057
GTIN-13 (EAN) 4000896025466
Suppliernumber: 6143-1CT
Weight: 5.05 Kg
Customs tariff number: 82041100
Country of origin (COO): Germany

2-component handle for improved feel Simplified locking for adjusting the torque value... more

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2-component handle for improved feel
Simplified locking for adjusting the torque value
Viewing window for visual checking of the locking
4 coloured coding rings (red, yellow, green, black) for markings in the case of personalisation or special workflows
Without signal transmitter
Accuracy ± 2 % of the scale value (in direction of actuation for right-hand tightening
For left-hand tightening, use our torque wrenches with insert tool)
High-precision premium torque tools – for the highest demands
Hard chrome-plated steel tube - slim, but very sturdy and wear-resistant
Secure storage in safe box with display window
Safety:
- Haptic (close-gap release)
- Audible ("click" sound)
- Visual (models with signal transmitter)
User-friendly reversible ratchet
Service-friendly (do-it-yourself repair sets for ratchets available)
Integrated shift lever
Easy and safe adjustment of the desired torque value by turning the handle
Knob for additionally locking the set value
Ergonomically shaped handle with collar reduces the risk of slipping-off and injury
Accuracy – fine scale graduation
With calibration certificate and serial number
Surface: hard chrome plated
DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017, DIN 3120, ISO 1174-1
Made in Germany
Output: Square, solid 20 mm (3/4 inch)
Dimensions / length: 802 mm
Net weight: 3.72 kg
Nm min-max: 100 – 400 Nm
Tolerance: 2 %
Scale Graduation (Nm): 2.5 Nm
Actuating force min.-max. kg: 14.5 – 59.2 kg
Number of teeth: 32 (Opening angle 11.25°)
Head Thickness a: 28.5 mm
Head Width b: 64 mm
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