Electronic Torque Wrench (TPMS)

Current TPM Sensor nut torque requirements range from 12-106 in.-lb. Conventional torque wrenches do not cover this range in a single wrench. The new TPM Electronic Torque Wrench covers this range and provides key features specifically designed for TPM sensor applications, while also doubling as a standard in.-lb. torque wrench.

Features:

12-120 in.-lb. (1-14 Nm) Torque set quickly with unique slide bar on the scale. Indexing head allows for use straight (screwdriver position) to spin nut down quickly.

Rotate to 90° position to torque and leverage.

Torque limit LED flashes with audible beep.

Power switch with LED indicator.

Uses coin style batteries.

Approximately 8.5" long.

A standard torque wrench for use in all torque application within the range.

Benefits:

Range 12-120 in.-lb.

Competition: Range 38 to 66 in.-lb. limited by the amount of torque you can apply on a screw driver handle no leverage.

Accuracy 2%.

Competition: Accuracy +/- 6%.

Ease of use.

Green light for power on / red light and buzzer for reaching target signal.

Flash red for overload signal.

Competition: No overload warning.

No need to unwind like mechanical design to ensure calibration accuracy.

Competition: Must be unwound after use to maintained accuracy.

Access, speed, and leverage are all possible.

Competition: Access, speed, but no leverage.