Torque wrench Rockforce RF-1202, 3/8" drive, 19–110 Nm torque range

Rockforce RF-1202 is a 3/8" drive torque wrench with an adjustable torque range of 19–110 Nm, designed to deliver controlled fastening and loosening of bolts and nuts. Intended for workshop and professional use, this torque wrench enables repeatable torque application for automotive maintenance, mechanical assemblies and general service work where accurate torque settings are required.

Advantages

The Rockforce RF-1202 combines a compact 3/8" drive with a wide 19–110 Nm range to cover many medium-duty applications. Its adjustable torque setting allows precise preselection and consistent output across repeated operations. The tool's design supports reliable operation in workshop environments and professional service contexts, helping to reduce the risk of over- or under-tightening fasteners.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance tasks (engine components, suspension, wheel bolts within range)
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly in workshops and service centres
• Light industrial and equipment servicing where 19–110 Nm torque is required
• Routine maintenance tasks requiring repeatable torque accuracy

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/8" (square drive)
• Torque range: 19–110 Nm (Newton metres)
• Adjustable torque setting for preselection and repeatable application
• Mechanical ratcheting or click-type release mechanism for user feedback
• Ergonomic handle suited for workshop use

How to use

Select the required torque value within the 19–110 Nm range using the adjustment mechanism, secure the setting according to the tool's scale or locking feature, fit the appropriate 3/8" socket, and apply steady force until the torque wrench signals that the preset torque has been reached. For loosening, use the tool as a conventional ratchet or torque wrench according to manufacturer guidance. Observe standard safety practices: ensure the fastener and socket are correctly seated and avoid sudden or jerky movements while applying torque.

Usage recommendations

To maintain accuracy, periodically calibrate the torque wrench according to frequency of use and manufacturer instructions; store the tool at its lowest torque setting when not in use and avoid using it as a breaker bar to prolong service life.