Introducing the Facom multi-purpose click wrench – A high-quality precision tool that allows fasteners to be tightened to the correct tension thus avoiding damage from over tightening or joints coming apart from under tightening. They are used for accurate torque settings which is important for safety, assembly and performance of equipment.

Why would you buy these torque wrenches?

Facom click torque wrenches are the ideal alternative to Digital Torque Wrenches. They are durable and built to a high standard with excellent attention to detail. During use they feel comfortable in the hand and capable of continuous use without the effects of fatigue.

• Mechanism tested to 25000 cycles
• Resistant to hydrocarbons
• Accurate to ± 4 % in accordance with ISO 6789
• Double course and fine Vernier adjustment
• Attachment: 9 x 12
• Capacity: 10- 50 Nm
• Graduation 0.5 (Nm)
• Automatic Reset
• Sensitive and sound click on reaching torque
• Protective case
• ISO 6789

• Torque wrenches need to be calibrated regularly so that they are giving accurate readings.

Application Information

Torque Wrenches are a type of wrenches/drive designed to apply a specific torque to a fastener. Torque wrenches are usually equipped with a ratcheting mechanism allowing for constant work without refitting the wrench after every turn of the bolt. Speciality Torque wrenches are commonly used by professionals such as car mechanics, engineers, builders and serious DIY enthusiasts.

Approvals & Certification

• Supplied with manufacturers calibration certificate and plastic protection tube.

Is this wrench extendable or is it fixed length?

• These torque wrenches have fixed lengths.

What is the torque range of this wrench?

• The torque range is 10 - 50 Nm

Torque wrenches are precise measuring devices which require care in handling. Always place the tool in the storage box after use. Do not use cheater bars, hammers, or any other damaging object. It is recommended that micro-meter 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.