tommydog35
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Do you know if anyone makes a 1/4" torque wrench over 30 NM? Is there anything in 1/4" that goes up to 35 or 40 NM?
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1/4" torque wrenches over 30 NM?
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bob15
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How about a 3/8 drive with and a reducing socket/adapter to 1/4 drive?
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tommydog35
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How about a 3/8 drive with and a reducing socket/adapter to 1/4 drive?
No I specifically want 1/4 inch.
shockwave
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You might want to look into a electronic for this one
four.cycle
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30 newton meter = 265.522 373 03 pound inch ( http://onlineconversion.com/torque.htm )
that's really kind of pushing it for 1/4" drive, isn't it?
that's really kind of pushing it for 1/4" drive, isn't it?
https://store.snapon.com/TechAngle-...ad-1-4-TechAngle-reg-Tech-Wrench-P760316.aspx
30 newton meters coverts to 22 ft/lbs the about two lbs over the limit of this wrench.
30 newton meters coverts to 22 ft/lbs the about two lbs over the limit of this wrench.
bob15
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30 newton meter = 265.522 373 03 pound inch ( http://onlineconversion.com/torque.htm )
that's really kind of pushing it for 1/4" drive, isn't it?
Or 22 ft/lbs
bob15
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No I specifically want 1/4 inch.
Maybe contact CDI for a custom made wrench
Can you give a good rational reason for needing or wanting it in 1/4 inch. Torque wrenches work best closer to middle of range. The highest and lowest setting are ify ify.
I am looking at a 1/4 with a rating of 15 inch pounds so I can do preload on gearboxes. Currently the shop is using a 75 inch pound unit and being sure of 6 to 10 lbs of preload is rough to differentiate with 75 in/lb unit.
I am sure most of us are curious for the need you have.
I am looking at a 1/4 with a rating of 15 inch pounds so I can do preload on gearboxes. Currently the shop is using a 75 inch pound unit and being sure of 6 to 10 lbs of preload is rough to differentiate with 75 in/lb unit.
I am sure most of us are curious for the need you have.
Starting to smell troll.
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We have a lot of members and I appears a fair amount are in non participation mode.
Guessing there is a bunch of posters that just post for reaction, other to derail a thread and the other popular option can I get it closed.
Thought the purpose here was to exchange garage related info.
Discussions normally require response, unless there is an other purpose to the post.
We have a lot of members and I appears a fair amount are in non participation mode.
Guessing there is a bunch of posters that just post for reaction, other to derail a thread and the other popular option can I get it closed.
Thought the purpose here was to exchange garage related info.
Hazet has a 4-40nm wrench in the 6000 series
its abot $320-$350 dollars to USA
stahlwhille probably has a similar range available
in other words, look to the EU for this
the limit on 1/4 square drive is something like 50-60nm
and most folks want a 2x safety factor
so you seem alot of 1/4 drive stopp at the 25-30nm range
if you go into that territory make sure it is a good piece of kit
its abot $320-$350 dollars to USA
stahlwhille probably has a similar range available
in other words, look to the EU for this
the limit on 1/4 square drive is something like 50-60nm
and most folks want a 2x safety factor
so you seem alot of 1/4 drive stopp at the 25-30nm range
if you go into that territory make sure it is a good piece of kit