what is the torque range in inch or foot pounds?
84896
7 - 100, according to the product description. I have only used mine for metric measurements.
484165
No, I don't think there is a zero reference as far as I know. It's lowest setting is the 25ft/lb. Although all the way open is "zero" torque...
1311438
I don't think it would be as accurate as you require. 1/2" torque cube ranges from 4 to 147.6 ft*lb.Good luck.
2121651
According to the Dewalt manual up to 150lbs of Torque. The personal using this tool have no Complaints. lite weight and very operator friendly
1840609
Yes. Calibration is not a big deal. it is a matter of choosing a weight and a distance from the head and applying a simple formula. Simply do a web search for calibrating a torque wrench. There are multiple sites with detailed instructions.
1276958
These instructions are mostly for dealers that may be using large wrenches. 9 ft lbs is not very much torque. You should get about the right result by tightening firmly using normal key from a torx set.
2165230
The first mark on the unit is basically zero (although there is no marking other than the solid line). The unit increments at 2Nm per marking. If you feel you need to have such a low torque setting, then the device can set the unit between the first mark and the second (marking is 2) then its fair to say that you would then be setting to 1Nm.
870498
Ford technican here. A 150 ft lb torque wrench would be fine for a weekend mechanic. There isn't a lot that requires more than 150 ft lbs unless your replacing axles, doing drivetrain work or internal engine/transmission work. But on the other hand, it isn't going to hurt to have the larger capacity wrench just in case you do happen do take on a larger job.
333802
It has variable speed by use of the trigger, but there is no torque adjustment that I know of. Tire stores have "torque sticks" that are ½ " drive extensions that are color coded for different torque values = 65 ft/lb Green , 75 ft/lb Black, 80 ft/lb Yellow, 90 ft/lb Red, 100 ft/lb Blue, 110 ft/lb Orange, 120 ft/lb Grey, 130 ft/lb Maroon, 140 ft/lb White, 150 ft/lb Light Blue. These extensions limit the torque.
94327
The torque is approximately to 15-20 ft-lb, the holes should be on the top when installed. The directions for instillation will be available on the manufacturers web site once it is fully up and running.
1752754
Torque wrenches should be stored at the low end of scale. This should be a regular practice after each use, but 50 lbs setting is still not an issue for this wrench. It is the long term effect of storage under mid to high spring load pressure that will weaken internal spring, reducing fixed scale accuracy.(Professional torque wrenches used in manufacturing are all set using a transducer for exact accuracy. They do not have a fixed scale on body of wrench.)
344788
Not sure. I couldn't use it because it bothered my foot where it was previously broken. I had to sell it. Worked good
1666524
I don't know which is right Torque (in-lbs): 330 at acmetools Torque (in-lbs): 122 at lowes
105838
1,600 inch pounds of torque. My 18V set came to me brand spanking new, even though they say reconditioned. Right away, I used both the impact and the drill to set 14 oak stair risers. I did the whole job on one battery charge, with power left over. These batteries last a very long time on a charge. Well worth the money and I'm totally impressed. I had been a pretty faithful fan of DeWalt, but this set has been a powerhouse, and I use both all the time. You can't go wrong for the money!!!
1842163
I checked my manual and found no torque info. Torque seems to quite good as I have to turn torqe adjuster down 2-4 clicks to prevent turning heads off screws #8s #10s.
379049
Yes, 27 foot pounds (324 inch pounds) will end up right in the middle of the scale range for the tool. And yes, you can use an adapter. I just bought the tool to torque valve covers and am pleased with the build quality.
1975020
No, just in/lbs and in/nm...it only goes up to approximately 120 in/lbs, and I've found most ft/lbs applications start over 15 ft/lbs anyway.