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torque wrench

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torque wrench [′tȯrk ‚rench]
(engineering)
A hand or power tool used to turn a nut on a bolt that can be adjusted to deliver a predetermined amount of force to the bolt when tightening the nut.
A wrench that measures torque while being turned.


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The 3/4"-drive torque wrenches cost between $400 and $700, and a 1"-drive torque wrench will blow a $1,600 hole in your checkbook.
Problem is, the current torque wrench, NSN 5120-00-555-1521, has a maximum range of 1,000 lb-ft.
The clamping arm can be adjusted with an Allen wrench (supplied), torque wrench, or air ratchet.
 
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