This torque wrench works when used either clockwise or anti-clockwise, and is ideal for use in low torque applications.

1. Engage the 1/4" square drive into an appropriate Torque Analyser and slowly apply torque in a clockwise direction until the handle 'breaks'. Note the reading.

2. Remove handle from Analyser and using hexagon key provided remove handle end cap.

3. Insert 3mm hexagon key into grub screw in the end of the adjusting screw. Turn grub screw 1/4 turn anti-clockwise to unlock existingtorque setting. Insert black adjusting key into handle of tool andengage adjusting screw. Rotate using 5 mm hexagon key. Turn clockwise to increase or anticlockwise to decrease torque.Do not unscrew beyond 6mm of end of handle. When set correctly, lock torque setting by re-inserting 3mm hexagon key into grub screw and turn clockwise. Do not attempt to adjust torque setting without first releasing the lock.

4.Re-check torque setting.

• Designed to ’break’ at a predetermined torque value, clockwise or anti-clockwise

• Reset by returning to in-line position

• Ideal for use in low torque applications, production or in restricted spaces

• Torque adjustable by the internal hexagon (should be set and calibrated using the torque analysers)

• BS EN ISO 9002:1994; A.Q.A.P.4 Edition 2 - Number 19 UM01; ISO 6789:1992

• CE marked in compliance with European Directives

• 1/4 in drive size

Torque wrenches can be used with specialist sockets in all kinds of tightening and fastening applications. They are essential when a more professional and precise handling is necessary over a conventional wrench. This is particularly useful where uniformity is a concern, such as in production.

Torque wrenches are precise measuring devices which require care in handling. Always place tool in storage box after use. Do not use cheater bars, hammers, or any other damaging object.

Torque wrenches should be calibrated to the desired level of torque with a torque analyser before use. It is recommended that micrometer wrenches are stored at 20% of full reading to maintain accuracy. All torque wrenches should be recalibrated at least once a year or more frequently depending on usage.