Toolbox Gedore TF-K200 with durable construction and ample storage

The Gedore TF-K200 torque wrench is an adjustable, releasing tubular tool with an integrated ratchet and square drive, designed for controlled screw tightening in the common range of 20–850 N·m (15–630 lbf·ft). Built from robust, matt powder-coated tubular steel with a galvanized ratchet and quality plastic components, it provides bi-directional tightening and includes a traceable test certificate to DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017.

Advantages

The torque wrench is classified to DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017 Type II Class A and is factory-adjusted to a maximum permissible deviation of ±3%, offering greater precision than the standard ±4%. It features a precise jump-off mechanism that gives a clear tactile and audible signal at the set torque value, a new ergonomic handle shaped for natural grip, a tactile hand-centering and calibration aid in the middle of the handle, and a double N·m / lbf·ft scale with a vernier for intermediate N·m settings. The vertical, directly aligned scale with an enlarged viewing window protects the markings from abrasion and contamination. The tool includes roll-away protection to prevent it from rolling when set down and comes with a traceable test certificate (DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017).

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Key specifications

How to use

Set the desired torque using the main N·m scale and the vernier for intermediate N·m values; lbf·ft settings are set via the main scale only. Ensure the vertical scale is aligned and read the scale line directly above the scale to avoid parallax errors. Use the 1/2" ball-lock square drive (or the 3/4" square socket with pin retention where applicable) to attach sockets. Apply torque in the required direction; the jump-off mechanism provides a distinct click and tactile feedback when the preset torque is reached. When finished, place the wrench on a flat surface and rely on the roll-away protection to keep it in place.

Recommendations

Store the torque wrench calibrated and with the setting returned to the lower range when not in use. Have the tool periodically checked and re-certified according to DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017 if used frequently in professional or critical applications.