Torque Wrench Mechanical Gedore 6144320

The Gedore 6144320 torque wrench is a mechanical hand tool designed primarily for automotive use. It provides precise torque application up to a maximum of 300 N·m and is compatible with hand-operated sockets and accessories that use a square drive according to DIN 3120 - C 12.5 / ISO 1174 with a ball locking device. Constructed from Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3) and chrome-plated, the wrench is durable and suitable for workshop and professional environments.

Advantages

The wrench swivels through 180° and includes a joint lock for flexible access and secure positioning. It has a fine-toothed, robust metal disc change mechanism with 72 teeth and a return angle of 5 degrees for precise adjustment in confined spaces. The non-slip two-component handle with a hanging hole improves grip and storage. Overall weight and dimensions support comfortable handheld operation (weight about 535 g, package depth 123 mm, height 45 mm).

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Tightening and loosening bolts and nuts with controlled torque
• Workshop and professional mechanical applications

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 6144320
• EAN: 4010886614433
• Type: Mechanical torque wrench
• Max. torque: 300 N·m
• Material: 31CrV3 vanadium steel, chrome-plated
• Drive: Square drive to DIN 3120 - C 12.5 / ISO 1174 with ball locking device
• Reversible head: Swivels 180° with joint lock; fine-toothed ratchet, 72 teeth
• Return angle: 5°
• Handle: Non-slip 2-component with hanging hole
• Weight (approx.): 535 g
• Package dimensions (approx.): depth 123 mm, height 45 mm

How to use

Select the appropriate socket for the fastener and attach it to the square drive with the ball locking device. Set the desired torque according to the wrench's scale or adjustment mechanism, then apply steady force until the torque wrench signals the set torque. Use the 180° swivel and joint lock to reach awkward angles; the fine-toothed 72-tooth mechanism and 5° return angle allow controlled increments. After use, store the wrench by the hanging hole or in a protective case to preserve calibration and finish.

Usage recommendations

For accurate results, calibrate the torque wrench periodically according to manufacturer guidance, avoid using it as a breaker bar, and keep the tool clean and lightly lubricated to maintain the chrome-plated finish and moving parts.