Torque Wrench Proxxon 23345 MicroClick 1/4" Drive, 3–15 Nm

The Proxxon 23345 MicroClick 1/4" Drive torque wrench provides precise, low-torque control for tightening fasteners within a 3–15 Nm range. Compact and lightweight, this torque wrench is built for repeatable accuracy in tasks that require delicate torque application, such as electronics assembly, bicycle component maintenance and small mechanical repairs. The MicroClick adjustment mechanism allows fine incremental settings and a clear tactile and audible click at the set torque, helping ensure consistent results.

Advantages

The tool combines a 1/4" drive with a narrow torque span optimized for low-torque work, enabling safe tightening of sensitive bolts and threaded components. MicroClick adjustment enables precise, repeatable settings in small increments, while the compact design and ergonomic handle improve accessibility in confined spaces. The audible and tactile signal at the target torque provides reliable feedback without visual measurement during operation.

Suitable for

• Precision electronics assembly and repair
• Bicycle components such as derailleur clamps, brake calipers and stem bolts
• Small mechanical assemblies and instrument maintenance
• Automotive small fasteners where low-torque accuracy is needed

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/4" (square drive)
• Torque range: 3–15 Nm
• Adjustment mechanism: MicroClick for fine incremental setting
• Feedback: tactile and audible click at set torque
• Design: compact, lightweight with ergonomic handle

How to use

Select the desired torque value using the MicroClick adjustment ring and confirm the setting by counting the clicks or aligning the indicator if present. Attach the appropriate 1/4" socket or bit to the drive. Apply steady, even force until you feel and/or hear the tactile click that indicates the preset torque has been reached. Stop applying force immediately after the click to avoid over-tightening. Store the wrench at its lowest torque setting when not in use to preserve calibration.

Usage recommendations

Use the torque wrench for final tightening steps and not for loosening. Avoid using the tool as a breaker bar or applying impact loads. Regularly check calibration if the wrench is used frequently in professional settings and follow manufacturer guidelines for storage and maintenance to ensure long-term accuracy.