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3/8" Drive Torque Wrench Set 5-25 N.m 200 In-Lbs

K2 Industries
K2-12843-UNV-006-TSARK
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3/8" Drive Torque Wrench Set 5-25 N.m 200 In-Lbs
3/8" Drive Torque Wrench Set — 5-25 N.m / 200 In-Lbs

Precision torque wrench set with 3/8" drive and a 5-25 N.m range for critical fastener work. Click-type design signals when target torque is reached. Built for fuel system work, suspension bolts, and any job where spec matters.

✓ 3/8" Drive Standard ✓ Click-Type Design ✓ Dual Scale (N.m / In-Lbs)
Key Features
  • 5-25 N.m Range - Covers fuel injectors, drain plugs, and light suspension fasteners without over-torquing.
  • Click-Type Mechanism - Audible and tactile feedback at target torque prevents guesswork and damage.
  • Dual Scale - Read in Newton-meters or inch-pounds without conversion math.
Specs
  • Drive Size: 3/8"
  • Torque Range: 5-25 N.m (37-200 in-lbs)
  • Type: Click-type torque wrench
  • Scale: N.m and in-lbs
Whats Included
  • Torque wrench assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need anything else to use this wrench out of the box?

You'll need 3/8" drive sockets and extensions to fit your fasteners. The wrench itself is ready to go — just set your target torque and tighten until it clicks.

How do I maintain this wrench so it stays accurate?

Store it with the adjustment knob backed off to zero to relieve spring tension between jobs. Avoid dropping it or using it as a breaker bar — click-type wrenches lose calibration under shock load.

Is this wrench suitable for engine work?

This 5-25 N.m range handles fuel system bolts, intake manifolds, and light suspension work. For cylinder head or main bearing fasteners, you'll need a wrench with a higher torque range — check your engine manual for spec.

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