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Snap-On adds interchangeable heads to electronic torque wrench

By General Aviation News Staff · January 29, 2016 ·

Snap-on Industrial’s ControlTech (CTECH) Steel Industrial Electronic Torque Wrench now comes with interchangeable ISO/IZO wrench head models, giving the tool added flexibility.

The two interchangeable wrench head models, insert ring and open ended, are ideal for use in minimal clearance areas, according to company officials.

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Performance features include:

  • Fully programmable with data download capabilities;
  • Sequence programming and job mode functionality;
  • Built-in indicator alerts user when calibration is due;
  • Multi-sensory indicator lights (LCD, LED, audible and vibratory); and,
  • Control torque accuracy to +/- 2% clockwise, +/- 3% counterclockwise.

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  1. Richard Robertson says

    January 11, 2017 at 1:40 am

    You have written on the electronic torque wrench. It’s nice information. I need to know what size torque wrench I need to take the wheels off of my 2007 mustang.

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