Click torque wrench Wera 05075691001 Nm Mechanical 330mm

The Wera 05075691001 Nm Mechanical 330mm click torque wrench is a manually operated tool engineered to apply and measure torque precisely in newton-meters. With a 330 mm overall length and compact 50 mm width it combines accessibility in confined spaces with the mechanical reliability of a click-type torque setting. The tool is built for durable everyday use and provides repeatable torque application for fastening tasks that require controlled tightening.

Advantages

This mechanical click torque wrench offers audible and tactile feedback at the set torque value, permitting consistent and accurate tightening. Its robust construction is designed to withstand workshop conditions, while the compact length improves reach and maneuverability. The mechanical mechanism requires no batteries and allows straightforward calibration and adjustment of the target torque in Nm.

Suitable for

• Automotive assembly and maintenance tasks
• Bicycle and motorcycle component tightening
• Mechanical and industrial equipment servicing
• Precision fastening where specified torque values are required

Key specifications

• Type: Mechanical click torque wrench
• Torque unit: Newton-meters (Nm)
• Length: 330 mm
• Width: 50 mm
• Feedback: Audible and tactile click at set torque
• Power: Manual, no batteries required
• Drive end: Standard square drive suitable for sockets

How to use

Select the required torque value in newton-meters and lock the setting following the tool’s adjustment mechanism. Attach the appropriate socket to the square drive, position the wrench on the fastener, and apply steady force until the wrench emits a distinct click indicating the target torque has been reached. After use, return the setting to the lowest value for storage and store the wrench in a dry, protected location to preserve calibration.

Recommendations

Ensure the wrench is calibrated periodically according to usage frequency and follow manufacturer guidance for calibration intervals. Use the correct socket size and avoid applying extensions or cheater bars that can alter applied torque. Operate the wrench within its specified torque range to maintain accuracy and longevity.