Torque wrench Vorel 57400, length 625 mm, 1 pc

Vorel 57400 torque wrench is a single-piece, 625 mm long hand tool designed to apply controlled torque to threaded fasteners. It ensures consistent tightening to specified torque values and is supplied as one unit per pack. The wrench is suitable for tasks where repeatable and measurable torque application is required, particularly in automotive maintenance, mechanical assembly and general repair work.

Advantages

The Vorel 57400 torque wrench provides direct, tactile feedback when the preset torque is reached, allowing the operator to stop tightening at the correct moment. Its single-piece construction with a square mandrel head and a torque-transferring arm offers straightforward use and reliable force transmission. The tool supports common torque units and can be set precisely using the micrometer-style adjustment, which is secured by a locking screw to maintain the chosen value during work.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance and wheel or engine component tightening
• Mechanical assembly where manufacturer torque specifications must be met
• General repair and service tasks requiring controlled, repeatable torque
• Workshop and professional use where accurate fastener clamping is important

Key specifications

• Overall length: 625 mm
• Construction: single-piece torque wrench with square mandrel head
• Adjustment: micrometer-style knob for precise torque setting
• Locking: end locking screw to secure the set torque
• Feedback: audible and tactile click when set torque is reached
• Units: supports common torque units (e.g., N·m and in·lbs) for selection
• Application: intended for tightening threaded fasteners to known torque values

How to use

Select the appropriate torque unit for your task and loosen the locking screw at the end of the micrometer knob. Rotate the micrometer knob until the desired torque value aligns with the reference mark on the wrench shoulder. Tighten the locking screw to secure the setting and attach the correct socket or attachment to the square mandrel. Apply steady force in the intended rotation direction; the wrench will emit a click and provide a tactile indication when the preset torque is reached. At that point, stop applying force to avoid over-torquing.

Usage recommendations

Use a calibrated torque table or the equipment manufacturer's torque specifications when selecting a target value. Store the wrench with the micrometer set to the lowest scale position and keep it clean and dry to preserve accuracy. Do not use the torque wrench as a breaker bar or apply impact force. Periodically check calibration if the tool is used frequently in professional settings.