Torque wrench 1/2" TOP OEM TOP-08-826, 60–350 Nm range

Torque wrench 1/2" TOP OEM TOP-08-826 is a professional adjustable torque wrench with a 1/2" square drive and a working range of 60–350 Nm. Designed for accurate application of torque to bolts and nuts, this tool is suitable for automotive, industrial and maintenance environments where controlled tightening is required. The mechanism allows users to set a target torque within the specified range and deliver consistent, repeatable results across multiple fasteners.

Advantages

The torque wrench provides a wide adjustment range from 60 to 350 Nm, covering many common fastening tasks. Its standard 1/2" drive accepts most workshop sockets, enabling flexible use with existing toolsets. The construction is robust for frequent workshop use and calibrated to offer reliable torque delivery and repeatability. Ergonomic design and a clear setting mechanism improve usability during extended use.

Suitable for

• Automotive engine and chassis fasteners requiring controlled torque
• Industrial equipment assembly and maintenance
• Workshop and service center general fastening tasks
• Mechanical and HVAC installations where specified torque is required

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/2" square drive
• Adjustable torque range: 60–350 Nm
• Type: click-style adjustable torque wrench
• Intended use: manual torque application for bolts and nuts
• Construction: durable metal body suitable for regular workshop use

How to use

Select a socket that matches the fastener and attach it to the 1/2" drive. Rotate the setting mechanism to the required torque value within the 60–350 Nm range, using the scale or indicator provided on the tool. Apply steady force until the wrench produces an audible or tactile click, which signals that the set torque has been reached. After use, return the setting to the lowest value for storage and store the wrench in a dry, protected place to preserve calibration.

Usage recommendations

For accurate results, periodically verify calibration according to workshop standards and avoid using the wrench as a breaker bar. Use within the specified torque range and handle with care to maintain precision. When tightening critical fasteners, follow manufacturer torque specifications and sequence.