Proline Tools 66800 socket wrench 1 pc(s)

Proline Tools 66800 socket wrench supplied as a single piece with calibration certificate and delivered in a plastic trunk. This socket wrench is part of the Proline range and is provided individually for tasks requiring a calibrated torque or verified measurement traceability. The included calibration certificate documents the tool's conformity to the calibration parameters at the time of issue and the plastic trunk offers dedicated storage and transport protection.

Advantages

The Proline Tools 66800 socket wrench comes with a calibration certificate, ensuring documented measurement accuracy and traceability. Supplied in a plastic trunk, the tool is protected from impact, dirt and moisture during storage and transport. As a single-piece supply it is simple to integrate into existing tool sets or to use as a standalone calibrated wrench.

Suitable for

• Workshop torque adjustment and tightening operations where documented calibration is required
• Service and maintenance tasks that demand a traceable measuring tool
• Professional and industrial environments needing secure storage and transport of a hand tool

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 1 piece
• Includes calibration certificate for verification of calibration status
• Delivered in a plastic trunk for storage and transport protection
• Brand: Proline

How to use

Use the Proline Tools 66800 socket wrench according to the calibration certificate and the operational requirements of your application. Remove the wrench from the plastic trunk and verify the calibration certificate before use. Apply the tool to the appropriate fastener size and operate within the torque or functional range specified by your work procedure. After use, clean the wrench if necessary and return it to the plastic trunk to maintain protection and traceability.

Usage recommendations

Store the wrench in the supplied plastic trunk when not in use and follow the calibration intervals indicated on the certificate to maintain measurement reliability. Avoid subjecting the tool to falls or impacts that could affect calibration; if such events occur, have the wrench rechecked and recalibrated as necessary.