Torque screwdriver Hazet 6001-3.0/3 1/4 1–6 Nm, adjustable torque screwdriver

Hazet 6001-3.0/3 is an adjustable torque screwdriver with a 1/4" drive and a torque range of 1–6 Nm designed for precision tightening tasks. The tool provides repeatable torque application for assembly, electronics, laboratory work and routine maintenance where controlled torque is required. Its compact size and adjustable mechanism allow operators to set and maintain specified torque values to avoid over- or under-tightening and to improve joint reliability.

Advantages

The adjustable torque mechanism enables accurate setting within the 1–6 Nm range, ensuring consistent results across multiple fastenings. The 1/4" drive accepts common bits, allowing use with a wide variety of screw types and head profiles. The tool's compact and balanced design improves access in confined spaces and reduces operator fatigue during repetitive tasks. A clear torque scale and simple adjustment method make calibration and on‑the‑job changes straightforward.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Precision mechanical assembly
• Laboratory equipment maintenance
• Small machinery and instrumentation service
• Quality-controlled production tasks requiring repeatable torque

Key specifications

• Torque range: 1–6 Nm
• Drive size: 1/4"
• Adjustment: manual adjustable torque setting
• Intended use: controlled tightening of fasteners
• Design: compact, hand-held screwdriver form factor

How to use

Select a compatible 1/4" bit for the fastener type. Set the desired torque value on the adjustment scale according to the fastener specification or assembly instructions. Insert the bit into the drive and align the screwdriver with the screw head. Apply steady rotational force until the torque setting triggers or the mechanism indicates the set value has been reached. For repeatable tightening, verify the setting between sequences and maintain consistent hand placement and pressure during each operation.

Usage recommendations

Use calibrated references or compare with a torque tester periodically to confirm accuracy. Avoid using the tool past its maximum torque range and do not apply impact loads. Store the screwdriver in a dry environment and return the adjustment to the lowest setting before long-term storage to preserve the adjustment mechanism.