Click torque wrench C.K Tools T4463

The C.K Tools T4463 is a mechanical click torque wrench with a 1/2" square drive designed for controlled tightening across a broad torque range. Forged chrome vanadium steel construction and a reversible ratchet head provide durability and flexibility. The wrench includes a micrometer sleeve for precise torque selection and a click mechanism that signals when the preset torque is reached. Each tool is individually calibrated and supplied with a certificate of calibration, and it is delivered in a protective storage case with a 120 mm extension drive and a 3/8" square drive adapter.

Advantages

Forged chrome vanadium steel construction offers strength and long service life. The reversible 1/2" ratchet head increases accessibility in confined spaces. A micrometer sleeve enables accurate torque setting within the 42–210 Nm (30–154 lb/ft) range. Individual calibration and a calibration certificate ensure traceable measurement accuracy. The supplied storage case and accessories protect the wrench and expand its compatibility.

Suitable for

• Automotive wheel and suspension fasteners
• Industrial maintenance and assembly tasks
• Mechanical repair and workshop use
• Applications requiring traceable torque control

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/2" square drive
• Torque range: 42–210 Nm (30–154 lb/ft)
• Material: Forged chrome vanadium steel
• Head: Reversible ratchet
• Accessories included: 120 mm extension drive, 3/8" square drive adapter
• Calibration: Supplied with individual calibration certificate

How to use

Select the required torque by rotating the micrometer sleeve to the desired Nm value, then lock the setting if applicable. Attach the appropriate socket or the supplied adapter/extension to the 1/2" square drive. Apply steady force until the wrench emits a distinct click, indicating the preset torque has been reached. After use, return the wrench to its storage case to protect the calibration and components.

Usage recommendations

To maintain accuracy, avoid using the torque wrench as a breaker bar and store it at its lowest torque setting when not in use. Have the tool re-calibrated at regular intervals or after any suspected impact or heavy use.