Torque wrench YATO YT-07736, 470 mm length, 1 pc

The YATO YT-07736 torque wrench is a single-piece, 470 mm long hand tool designed to apply a precise torque to fasteners. Its length and design make it suitable for controlled tightening in automotive maintenance, mechanical repairs and various assembly tasks. The tool helps reduce the risk of over- or under-tightening by allowing the user to set and apply a defined torque value while working in confined or typical workshop spaces.

Advantages

The 470 mm length provides improved leverage and access in tighter areas without compromising control. Manufactured with a calibrated mechanism, the wrench delivers repeatable torque application for consistent results. Its single-piece supply simplifies selection and inventory for shops and individuals. The construction balances durability with ergonomic handling to support prolonged use during routine maintenance or repair jobs.

Suitable for

• Automotive wheel and engine component tightening
• Mechanical assembly and maintenance where specified torque is required
• Workshop and garage use for general fastener control
• Situations requiring access in confined or recessed locations

Key specifications

• Overall length: 470 mm
• Quantity in pack: 1 piece
• Tool type: torque wrench (manual)
• Drive/socket interface: standard ratchet-style head for common sockets
• Application: controlled torque tightening of bolts and nuts

How to use

Select a matching socket for the fastener and attach it to the wrench head. Set the required torque according to the fastener specification and the wrench's adjustment mechanism. Position the socket squarely on the fastener and apply smooth, steady force until the wrench indicates the set torque value. If required, recheck torque after initial tightening and follow any vehicle or equipment manufacturer procedures for torque sequence and final verification.

Usage recommendations

Store the torque wrench in a dry, clean place and return it to its lowest torque setting after use to preserve calibration. Periodically verify accuracy against a calibrated tester according to frequency recommended for professional tools, and avoid using the wrench as a breaker bar to prevent damage to the adjustment mechanism.