Torque wrench KIK model 19964 for 17/18/21 mm sockets

Torque wrench KIK model 19964 for 17/18/21 mm sockets is a manual torque tool designed to work with square-drive socket attachments and the most common metric nut and bolt sizes used in automotive and mechanical maintenance. The tool allows the user to apply a specific torque value to fasteners when using 17 mm, 18 mm or 21 mm sockets, helping to achieve consistent tightening and to avoid over- or under-tightening in workshop and garage environments.

Advantages

The KIK 19964 torque wrench provides controlled torque application for 17/18/21 mm sockets, enabling repeatable tightening results. Its compatibility with standard square-drive sockets makes it versatile for many repair and maintenance tasks. The manual design is simple to use, requires no power source and offers direct tactile feedback during operation, which is useful for precise mechanical work.

Suitable for

• Automotive wheel and brake system fastening where 17, 18 or 21 mm sockets are used
• General vehicle maintenance and repair in workshops and garages
• Mechanical assemblies and equipment maintenance using metric fasteners
• Situations requiring controlled, repeatable torque with square-drive sockets

Key specifications

• Designed for use with 17 mm, 18 mm and 21 mm sockets
• Manual, non-powered torque wrench compatible with square-drive sockets
• Suitable for metric bolts and nuts commonly found in automotive applications
• Hand-operated design providing tactile feedback during torque application

How to use

Select the appropriate 17 mm, 18 mm or 21 mm socket and attach it to the wrench's square drive. Set the required torque according to the equipment or vehicle manufacturer's specification, then apply steady force until the wrench indicates the set torque value (by its tactile or mechanical signal). Ensure the socket is seated correctly on the fastener and maintain a perpendicular position to the bolt or nut to avoid slippage. After use, release the torque setting if the wrench design requires it and store the tool in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Regularly check the wrench for wear or damage and, where applicable, calibrate the tool at recommended intervals to maintain torque accuracy. Use the specified socket sizes (17/18/21 mm) and follow manufacturer torque specifications for fasteners. Avoid using the wrench as a breaker bar or applying impact loads.