Torque Wrench HOGERT HT1W710 1/4" drive, 5–25 Nm torque range

HOGERT HT1W710 is a 1/4" drive torque wrench with an adjustable torque range of 5–25 Nm. Designed for accurate tightening in light-duty assembly work, this torque wrench provides repeatable torque settings for bolts and screws commonly found in mechanical, automotive and bicycle maintenance. Its compact 1/4" square drive and clear torque scale allow controlled application of torque where precision is required to avoid over- or under-tightening.

Advantages

The tool offers an adjustable torque range suitable for small fasteners, a compact 1/4" drive that fits limited spaces, and a calibrated scale for repeatable results. Its mechanism provides consistent release or click feedback when the preset torque is reached, supporting controlled assembly procedures and maintenance tasks. The design supports light-duty professional and DIY use by combining accuracy with straightforward adjustment.

Suitable for

• Mechanical assembly of small components
• Automotive maintenance on components requiring low torque
• Bicycle repair and component installation
• Electronics housing and small fastener work
• General light-duty workshop and home maintenance

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/4" (square drive)
• Torque range: 5–25 Nm (adjustable)
• Scale: calibrated torque scale for direct setting
• Intended use: tightening bolts and screws with controlled torque
• Feedback type: mechanical release/click at set torque

How to use

Set the desired torque value using the adjustable handle or setting mechanism and lock the setting if a locking feature is provided. Attach a compatible 1/4" socket to the square drive and position the wrench on the fastener. Apply steady force until the wrench indicates that the preset torque has been reached, typically by a click or release mechanism, then stop applying force. After use, return the wrench to its lowest setting for storage if recommended by the manufacturer.

Usage recommendations

Verify the required torque values for the specific fasteners and refer to component manufacturers' specifications. Use the wrench only within its 5–25 Nm range and avoid using it as a breaker bar or for loosening fasteners under high load. Periodically check calibration if the tool is used frequently in professional settings.