Torque wrench Proline 46861 — 1 pc, adjustable mechanical hand tool

Proline 46861 is an adjustable mechanical torque wrench supplied as a single-piece hand tool designed to apply and monitor torque on bolts and nuts. This 1 pc torque wrench enables controlled tightening to specified torque values for correct assembly in automotive repairs, maintenance work and workshop applications. The tool is supplied in a plastic trunk for transport and storage and is intended for manual torque control and precision tightening tasks.

Advantages

The Proline 46861 torque wrench provides accurate mechanical torque adjustment without the need for external power, allowing reliable control of joint preload. Its single-piece construction and adjustable mechanism make it suitable for repeated tightening operations, while the included plastic trunk simplifies protection and organized storage. The tool is compatible with common workshop environments and is designed for straightforward operation by technicians and hobbyists.

Suitable for

• Tightening and final torque control of bolts and nuts in automotive repairs
• Maintenance and service tasks requiring defined torque values
• Workshop assembly tasks where manual torque control is needed
• Situations requiring transport and protected storage of a torque wrench

Key specifications

• Type: adjustable mechanical torque wrench
• Quantity: 1 piece per pack
• Delivery: supplied in a plastic trunk for transport and storage
• Operation: manual hand-operated tool for applying and controlling torque

How to use

Select the required torque setting on the adjustable mechanism and attach the appropriate drive or socket to the wrench. Position the socket on the fastener, apply steady force until the wrench indicates that the preset torque has been reached, then stop further tightening. Store the wrench in the supplied plastic trunk after use to protect the tool and maintain calibration accuracy. Follow any torque value specifications provided by the equipment or fastener manufacturer.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the torque wrench for wear or damage and keep it clean and dry when not in use. Calibrate the tool periodically according to the frequency of use and manufacturer guidance to ensure continued torque accuracy. Use compatible sockets and avoid applying impact force or using the wrench as a breaker bar to prevent damage to the adjustment mechanism.