TEKTON Clé dynamométrique micrométrique à entraînement 1/2" (10-150 pi-lb) 24335

Brand:TEKTON

3.7/5

€
91.16

Étalonnée avec une précision de +/- 4 %, la clé dynamométrique TEKTON 1/2 po Drive Click vous permet de travailler en toute confiance, en éliminant les devinettes et la tendance courante à trop serrer les fixations. Le serrage correct des fixations selon les spécifications de couple du fabricant du véhicule ou de l'équipement garantit que les pièces sont correctement fixées sans être endommagées. Simple et facile à utiliser, cette clé est dotée d'une tête à cliquet réversible qui entraîne les fixations dans les deux sens et mesure le couple dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre. Pour mesurer le couple, réglez la valeur souhaitée sur l'échelle de la poignée (pieds-livres ou Newton mètres) et commencez à serrer la fixation. Lorsque la valeur de couple prédéfinie est atteinte, une opération mécanique fiable à l'intérieur de la poignée produit un clic que vous pouvez entendre et sentir, vous avertissant d'arrêter d'appliquer la force. Conçue pour des performances constantes et des années de service fiable, la conception mécanique n'a pas besoin de piles et la construction entièrement en acier ne comporte aucune pièce en plastique susceptible de se casser ou de s'user.IMPORTANT : cette clé est expédiée précalibrée et prête à l'emploi. Pour aider à maintenir l'étalonnage, stocker à son réglage le plus bas de 10 ft.lb./13,6 Nm lorsqu'il n'est pas utilisé. Assurez-vous de lire et de comprendre le manuel de l'opérateur, y compris toutes les informations de sécurité, avant la première utilisation. * Plage - Nm : 13,6-203,5 Nm * Incrément : 1 pi-lb. (1,36 Nm) * Précision : ± 4 % * Longueur : 18-3/8 pouces * Cliquet : 24 dents * Pays d'origine : Taïwan Comprend : * (1) Clé dynamométrique à entraînement de 1/2 po * (1) Mallette de rangement * (1) Manuel d'utilisation avec tableau de conversion de couple

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EAN: 0020209243350

Catégories Outils et amélioration de la maison, Sets de batteries et chargeurs, Outils à main, Clé à molette, Clé dynamométrique,

La construction durable tout en acier n'a aucune pièce en plastique susceptible de se casser ou de s'user. La tête à cliquet réversible entraîne dans les deux sens et mesure le couple dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre. L'échelle à double plage à contraste élevé est facile à lire, même en cas de faible luminosité. La clé émet un clic qui peut être entendu et ressenti lorsque la valeur prédéfinie est atteinte. Comprend un étui de rangement et un manuel du produit avec un tableau de conversion de couple.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	TEKTON
Brand	‎TEKTON
Country of Origin	‎Taiwan
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 13,382 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Finish	‎Brushed
Finish Type	‎Brushed
Head Style	‎Fixed Square
Included Components	‎Storage case, Product manual with torque conversion chart, 1-pc. 1/2 in. drive torque wrench
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	18.5 x 1.9 x 1.4 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎18.5 x 1.9 x 1.4 inches
Item model number	‎24335
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Torque	‎150 Foot Pounds
Item Weight	2.94 Pounds
Item Weight	‎2.94 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎TEKTON
Material	Alloy Steel
Material	‎Alloy Steel
Measurement System	‎Foot Pounds
Number of Handles	‎1
Operation Mode	‎Mechanical
Part Number	‎24335
Pattern	‎Wrench
Product Dimensions	‎18.5 x 1.9 x 1.4 inches
Size	‎1/2 Inch Drive
Style	‎10-150 ft.-lb.
Warranty Description	‎No time limits, no receipts: tekton.com/tool-help

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Scritto da: Ignacio Santana

Stop scrolling, get this

Let me say this is my first Tekton product and as usual, I paid full price. It's easy to read, and you can get to high torque with almost no effort since the handle is large. I can't say for certain if this was 100% accurate but It seem to be spot on based on my test. Sadly the tool snapped when I was setting 90 ft/lb to install wheel spacers. However I managed to talk to Tekton about it and I am amazed by their customer service, they validated my request and sent me a replacement the same day. I will make sure to buy more of their products, highly recommended since not all companies stand by their products.

Scritto da: Capt Coolbreeze

It clicks

Hard to say about accuracy instructions say + or - 3%. It worked on Rancher lug nuts.

Scritto da: A. Aurelius

Excellent and tough 1/2 inch torque wrench

About eight years ago, I purchased my first dual suspension carbon fiber mountain bike which also has a carbon fiber handlebar and seatpost. I enjoyed the bike so much, I purchased another for all mountain riding a few years later and then, last year, one for my wife. The only problem with carbon bikes though (or carbon fiber in general) is that you have to be very careful when torquing components because carbon will not deform like a metal that is over stressed. Carbon fiber is extremely sensitive to point stress and compression loads and if you surpass the torque limit of the material it will snap or fracture suddenly (often, without the owner noticing). And that is where the Tekton 24335 comes in. This 1/2 inch drive socket torque wrench is ideal for that 13 to almost 203 Newton Meters (Nm) range that applies to larger fasteners on a mountain bike (such as the bottom bracket and freewheel), and to make sure undue stress is not being applied to the carbon fiber frame or components. My Tekton 24335 came just fine a week after ordering , and as soon as I received my wrench, I set it up in my vise to do an accuracy test. I attached a plumb weight (of known mass) from a string on the end and began dialing the lock ring back down to 90 Nm (66.3 foot pounds or 796 inch pounds), until the weight made it click. I was checking to see if it clicked at 90 Nm, because this is a little bit above what would be needed for certain bottom bracket cups. I then measured the distance (from the center of the drive to the center of the handle where the string was tied holding the weight) x weight I used and then converted to Newton Meters, and compared that to the setting at which it had clicked. It turns out the Tekton 24335 is accurate to 0.8%. However, these type of torque wrenches are more accurate when the internal spring is stretched than when it is relaxed, so a further 1 or 2% correction could be in order either way. (you have to consider dynamic versus static loading when conducting testing) Still, a deviance of only 0.8% is well within the 4% Tekton claims and is very accurate for a torque wrench in this price range. The Tekton 24335 also has some nice features I really enjoy. The printed scale on the handle is easy to read. The knurled handle is easy to hold and is solid steel rather than the plastic of some other torque wrenches. Also, the feel of the Tekton 24335 is much more intuitive during dynamic loading and when you reach the limit in torque you set, the click and swivel of the head is sharp, loud and easy to notice due to the roller pin rolling over the roller bearing. This is a welcome feature when you are wrenching and torquing multiple fasteners quickly. Overall, the Tekton 24335 feels high-end and has a high quality of construction with more steel used throughout compared to many competitors. To top it off, the Tekton 24335 has a port in the center of the main shaft for resetting it back to 100% accuracy after you use it for several years. (or, if you misuse it) The only aspect I do not like about the Tekton 24335 for bicycle use at least, is that it cannot register torque in both directions (for right and left handed threads). That said, on modern bikes, you typically only find left handed threads in three places; the left pedal, the right bottom bracket cup and the freewheel cone. And finally, there is the price. The Tekton 24335 sells for $38 compared to $70 to $250 for many other competitors that are similarly constructed. That is simply a huge amount of difference and when you combine that with the fact that the Tekton 24335 is so accurate, it makes choosing the Tekton easy. So far, I have had my Tekton 24335 for about seven months and have used it not only on my bikes but also with some light auto work, and the wrench has been both accurate and performed superbly. For me, that equals five stars!

Scritto da: M and T

Got a replacement. Used it 3 times and it stopped working when tightening.

Latest use, the wrench doesn't tighten, it slips. Seems like the bearings are out of whack. Tekton sent a replacement.

Scritto da: Pavel B.

Love it!

The media could not be loaded. Love it, feels very quality, just checked my wheel lug nuts with it and found out most were overtightened.

Scritto da: Rogelio Medrano

Muy buena la recomiendo

Muy buena herramienta la recomiendo

Scritto da: A. Nonymous

Heavy-duty

This torque wrench seems to be built really solidly, like it's made to last. It's also pretty accurate; I checked it to within 3% of the set value. My only complaint would be that the locking screw on the end of the handle can lock inadvertently while you're setting the torque value.

Scritto da: Dudz

Great!

Great price! Bought this to tighten lug nuts for tire rotations. Tested it and it's on spot at 76 ft lb.

Scritto da: Joupran Ajaj

Good for household use

It is good and easy to use. I can not comment on accuracy as i can not measure that.

Scritto da: Sean McCormack

Works Very Well - Feels Like A Quality Tool

Very happy with this purchase however without a torque tester I cannot confirm it's accuracy but if it's quality is anything to go by then I'm sure it's quite decent.

Scritto da: GFP ktf✊????

Excellent torque wrench!

Really good tool! Feels quality and it is!

Scritto da: J.B

Torque Wrenc

very well made and easy to use with a wide range of settings

Scritto da: ALLKINDSOFTHINGS

Good for occasional use but bad for regular torquing

I purchased this October of 2017. It has been through a couple of brake jobs, and some suspension work. Overall it did everything i asked of it, but the price they are asking is definitely showing. In less than a year of usage the wrench has already lost one of the screws on the top of the wrench and what appears to be grease is coming out of the handle. So, if you are looking for a wrench to use for a couple of times a year this will do. But if you use a torque wrench often then skip this and get a better quality one.