Torque Wrench Proxxon MicroClick MC 200-Multi 40–200 Nm with 10 Sockets (PR23342)

The Proxxon MicroClick MC 200-Multi torque wrench with a 40–200 Nm range and 10 interchangeable sockets is a mechanical tool engineered for controlled tightening of bolts and nuts in mechanical and automotive applications. It offers a clear torque range suitable for medium to heavy fastening tasks and a click-type mechanism that signals when the set torque is reached, enabling repeatable results during assembly and maintenance operations.

Advantages

The torque wrench provides accurate torque application across a wide 40–200 Nm span and comes with ten sockets to cover common fastening sizes. Its MicroClick mechanism allows precise setting and a tactile/audible click when the preset torque is achieved, reducing the risk of over- or under-tightening. The tool is built for workshop use with robust construction for repeated professional use and a handle design that supports controlled operation and clear torque adjustment.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance and repair involving medium to high torque fasteners
• Mechanical assembly and machine maintenance tasks requiring controlled torque
• Workshop environments where repeatable torque settings are needed
• Service tasks on agricultural and construction equipment with larger fasteners

Key specifications

• Torque range: 40–200 Nm
• Drive type: square drive with included sockets
• Included accessories: 10 interchangeable sockets covering common sizes
• Adjustment mechanism: click-type MicroClick for repeatable torque setting
• Intended use: mechanical and automotive fastening

How to use

Select the appropriate socket for the fastener and attach it securely to the drive. Set the required torque value using the MicroClick adjustment mechanism according to the task specification. Apply steady force and rotate the wrench until you feel and/or hear the click indicating the preset torque has been reached. Release the applied force immediately after the click to avoid exceeding the set torque. After use, store the wrench with the setting returned to the lowest value to preserve calibration life.

Usage recommendations

Use calibrated reference procedures for critical joints and verify torque periodically if used in professional settings. Avoid using the torque wrench as a breaker bar or hammering on the tool. Regularly inspect sockets and the drive interface for wear and keep the mechanism clean and lightly lubricated if manufacturer guidance permits.