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A click wrench is not a 100 % process safe and is often susceptible to over-torque results. A click wrench does not physically prevent an operator from applying additional force, he/she can unknowingly generate over-torque.
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- Selecting the proper torque wrench for your application: View Click vs Cam-Over Wrench diagram
- Wrench Mechanism Technology: View Click vs Cam-Over Wrench diagram
- Cam-over technology ensures correct torque is applied and eliminates fastener breakage issues
- Poka-yoke torque wrench prevents over-torque, as a click wrench cannot
- Error-proofing assembly process
- Safeguards against fastening failures
- Calibration life 2x ISO standards, unmatched by any wrench
- A preset wrench ideal for fastening applications where operators repeatedly assemble parts at the same torque setting
- A preset production torque wrench
- Tool is set to a designated torque value and the correct torque value is consistently applied
- Internal locking mechanism prevents incidental torque setting changes and ensures fastening precision and repeatability
- Tamper-proof internal adjustment. No external adjustment scale – must be preset using a torque analyzer
- Non-length dependent
- Non-strip ratchet head
- Wrench tightens in the CW direction only
- Coated corrosion-resistant stainless steel head
- Anodized aluminum handle
- Ergonomic cushion grip reduces discomfort, fatigue, and risk of injury
- Two-year unlimited warranty
- Lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects
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