Gedore Dremaster Z Spigot, 40 To 200 Nm, 16 mm Drive, Round Drive

RS Stock No.:: 847-7708
Mfr. Part No.:: 2641526
Manufacturer:: Gedore

Gedore Dremaster Z Spigot, 40 To 200 Nm, 16 mm Drive, Round Drive

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RS Stock No.:: 847-7708
Mfr. Part No.:: 2641526
Manufacturer:: Gedore

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Gedore
	Sub Type	Spigot
	Product Type	Click Torque Wrench
	Torque Range	40 To 200 Nm
	Drive Shape	Round
	Drive Size	16 mm
	Model Number	Dremaster Z
	Overall Length	496.5mm
	Accuracy	3 %FS
	Scale Graduations	1Nm
	Finish	Satin Chrome, Phosphate
	Material	Tubular Steel
	Standards/Approvals	EN, ISO
	Insert Size	16 mm

	Select all
	Brand Gedore
	Sub Type Spigot
	Product Type Click Torque Wrench
	Torque Range 40 To 200 Nm
	Drive Shape Round
	Drive Size 16 mm
	Model Number Dremaster Z
	Overall Length 496.5mm
	Accuracy 3 %FS
	Scale Graduations 1Nm
	Finish Satin Chrome, Phosphate
	Material Tubular Steel
	Standards/Approvals EN, ISO
	Insert Size 16 mm

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):: DE

GEDORE Torque Wrench, 16mm Drive Size, 40 to 200Nm Torque Range - Dremaster Z Series - 2641526

Get a grip with this torque wrench from GEDORE. It has an adjustable torque range of 40 to 200Nm and a built-in scale that's ±3% accurate, making it ideal for precise fastening in a broad range of applications. The release trigger system uses tactile and audible signals, so you know when the job is done.

Features & Benefits

• Chrome-plated tubular steel withstands wear and corrosion for long-lasting use

• Easily changes between Nm and lbf-ft scales for versatility

• Ergonomic handle lets you get a good grip that won't slip during use

Applications

• Machinery assembly

• Construction plants

• Manufacturing industry

Why is using the correct torque important when tightening parts?

If you don't use the recommended torque, you run the risk of loose screws or over-tightening. Both issues can lead to damaged equipment in the long run.