Torque wrench Vorel 57300, 1 pc, length 270 mm

Vorel 57300 torque wrench, length 270 mm, is a manually operated torque tool designed to apply a controlled and repeatable tightening moment to threaded fasteners. Supplied as a single unit, this dynamometric wrench features a square drive head and an adjustable micrometer knob for setting the required torque. It is intended for workshop and home maintenance, automotive repairs and any assembly tasks where accurate torque application is necessary.

Advantages

The Vorel 57300 offers a precise mechanical scale and audible/tactile click indication at the set torque, enabling consistent fastening without electronic components. Its compact overall length of 270 mm makes it suitable for use in confined spaces. The adjustable micrometer knob allows users to select torque values in common units and lock the setting to prevent accidental changes during use.

Suitable for

• Automotive repairs and wheel nut tightening where a specified torque is required
• General workshop maintenance and mechanical assembly tasks
• Home DIY projects that require repeatable, measured tightening
• Applications where a compact, manual torque tool is preferred

Key specifications

• Overall length: 270 mm
• Drive type: square drive head for socket attachments
• Torque setting: adjustable via micrometer knob with scale
• Torque indication: mechanical click (audible and tactile) when set torque is reached
• Units: supports common torque unit scales (e.g., Nm and in·lb/in·oz conversions shown on scale)
• Construction: hand-operated mechanical torque wrench with locking screw to secure setting

How to use

Before use, select the appropriate torque value and units. Unscrew the locking screw at the end of the micrometer knob, then rotate the micrometer knob until the desired torque value on the knob's scale aligns with the vertical reference line on the wrench shoulder. Tighten the locking screw to secure the setting and fit the appropriate socket or attachment onto the square drive. Apply steady force in the specified direction; when the preset torque is reached the wrench will give a distinct click and a tactile release. At that point stop applying force to avoid over-tightening.

Usage recommendations

Use the Vorel 57300 on fasteners and materials for which the required torque is known. Regularly check the calibration if the wrench is used frequently for precision work. Store the wrench with the micrometer knob set to the lowest scale position and keep it protected in its case when not in use.