1/2" Drive Ratchet Head Micrometer Torque Wrench 16-80 ft-lb - Precision Torque Tool for Automotive Repair, Engine Maintenance & DIY Projects
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Product Description
Stanley J6008C Proto 1/2-inch Drive Ratcheting Head Micrometer Torque Wrench 16-80 ft.-lbs Calibrated to +/- 3% clockwise direction and +/- 6% counter clockwise at 20% to 100% of full scale. Calibration is accomplished by manual loading the torque wrenches. Manufactured to meet standard industrial torque applications, general industry, heavy equipment and maintenance.
Product Features
Calibrated to +/- 3% clockwise direction and +/- 6% counter clockwise at 20% to 100% of full scale
Calibration is accomplished by manual loading the torque wrenches
Manufactured to meet standard industrial torque applications, general industry, heavy equipment and maintenance
Customer Reviews
After buying a cheap Lexivon torque wrench, which I returned, I decided to buy this Proto. For sure the Proto is 4x more expensive, but given that it meets the manufacture's specs (I tested it) compared to the Lexivon, which was 8 lbs over at 30 ftlbs and wouldn't even click at 10 ftlbs with a 20 pound load, it's well worth it simply for piece of mind. This is certainly a case of you get what you pay for.Just so you know, the wrench comes in the newer grey case with hinge rods. In the questions about this wrench posted in 2015, one person said it came with a case, and another person said it didn't come with one. Well, mine came with a case in 2022! I also added those little black foam blocks on the inside of the case top to help keep the wrench from banging around. The case doesn't come with those blocks.I'm very happy with the purchase and feel confident the wrench will torque to the values I need it to. The wrench operates smoothly, locks on each setting, and appears to be well made. I should have just went this route in the beginning without even messing around with trying to save a little money!
