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Antarctech Phase Change Cooling Vest SPZX1337 MITSUBA 5 Nm • Length: 410mm TTL_2634160 5 Nm • Length: 410mm • Weight: 965gm • Click type mechanism to signal when the required torque is reached • Simple to adjust and easy to read Nm scale • Locking button to ensure the set torque is securely maintained • Compact head for easier use in confined spaces • Quick release 72 teeth ratchet mechanism with twist reverse (DIN3122) • Designed to torque right hand (clockwise) fasteners • Ergonomic bi material grip for added comfort • Marked to show the correct place where pressure should be applied • Hanging facility which can be used together with a fall protection wire • Accurate to + 4% and conforms to ISO6789 for assured accuracy • Each torque wrench has it s own individual certification number • Supplied in a handy storage case Robust eyelet for energy saving work with balancer spring tension Advanced cooling solution for workplace comfort and safety Size: One size fits most
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