Torque wrench Hikoki ADLER 3/8" drive, 10–110 Nm torque range

The Hikoki ADLER 3/8" drive torque wrench delivers controlled torque application in a compact, workshop-friendly format. With an adjustable torque range from 10 to 110 Nm, this tool is intended for accurate tightening of nuts and bolts in automotive repair, machinery maintenance and general assembly work. The ratcheting 3/8" drive enables quick socket changes and access in confined spaces while the calibrated scale provides repeatable settings for consistent joint clamping.

Advantages

The adjustable 10–110 Nm range covers light to medium torque requirements, reducing the need for multiple tools. The 3/8" drive and ratchet-style head offer maneuverability in tight or awkward positions. A clear, calibrated scale and a secure setting mechanism help maintain the chosen torque value during use, supporting reliable fastener tension and reducing the risk of over- or under-tightening. The compact form factor simplifies storage and handling in typical workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance and repair tasks on passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles
• General mechanical assembly and disassembly of machinery and equipment
• Workshop maintenance, HVAC and service work requiring controlled torque
• Precision fastening tasks on components where specified torque values are required

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/8" (ratchet head)
• Torque range: 10–110 Nm
• Adjustment type: calibrated, adjustable torque setting
• Scale: visual calibrated scale for setting torque values
• Form factor: hand-operated, compact length suitable for confined spaces

How to use

Select the required torque value using the calibrated setting mechanism and secure the setting according to the tool's adjustment method. Attach the appropriate 3/8" socket to the drive, position the socket on the fastener and apply steady force until the wrench indicates the set torque has been reached. Use controlled, smooth motion during tightening; avoid rapid or jerking movements that can affect accuracy. After use, return the torque setting to the lowest value if recommended by the manufacturer to relieve spring tension.

Usage recommendations

For consistent accuracy, have the torque wrench calibrated periodically according to usage frequency. Use the tool only within its 10–110 Nm range and avoid applying impact or hammering forces. Store in a dry, clean environment and use correct-sized sockets on the 3/8" drive to prevent slippage and damage.