Super B TB-W50 torque wrench, 4/5/6 Nm
Super B TB-W50 torque wrench
You can set the torque wrench to the desired torque in the range of 4-5-6 Nm for most common service needs.|
The torque prevents over-tightening or damage to lightweight components
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The ergonomic T-handle allows for easy turning
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| Extensions | allen: 3, 4, 5 Torx: T25 |
| Range | 4, 5, 6 Nm |
| product ID | 191033 |
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Translate by GoogleShow the originalIt measures very inaccurately. I compared it with a ratchet torque wrench, which is also certified ( https://www.mtbiker.sk/shop/servis/naradie/momentove-kluce/weldtite-cyclotools-momentovy-kluc-so-sadou-nastavcov-2-24 -nm.html ) and also moment. with the key I got for the bike (which is surprisingly accurate).
Automatically translatedMy test: after tightening the bolt to 4 Nm with a ratchet wrench, it tightened and tightened until it finally started to skip. By testing, I found that when tightening to practically 5 Nm, the screw no longer tightens, but starts skipping right away. It was similar with a torque of 5 Nm / this pulls over 6/ and when set to 6 Nm, this pulls up to 7-8!
I can really tighten everything by feel and "by eye" and it will be similarly accurate... Therefore, very unsuitable for use on bicycles.
I recommend buying a proper ratchet wrench, which has a larger range, better stepping, and above all better accuracy.
Or pay extra for a similar product from ParkTool, but for that price, I'd rather have a ratchet.