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Torque wrench ∙ Torque range min-max: 2 – 12 Nm ∙ Accuracy: 2% ∙ 9 x 12 mm insert square, hollow ∙ Length: 124 mm
Article no.: 6391-12
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InfoProduct details
Technical Data
| maximum torque | 12 Nm | |
| Overall length L | 124 mm | |
| Socket for plug-in head | 9×12 mm | |
| Type of product | Torque Wrench |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 6391-12 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4000896027026 | |
| Manufacturer number | 6391-12 | |
| L-Number | L60140 4118 |
Description
Description:
- Particularly easy to use thanks to short design
- Universal application thanks to connection for insert tools
- Accuracy ± 2% (6391-10: 6%) of the scale value (in direction of actuation)
Can be used for right-hand and left-hand threads by turning the insert tool - Plug-and-socket connection to hold insert tools
- Permanently adjustable value
- Especially suitable for application in industrial series production
- Adjustment of the desired torque value with adjustment wrench 6399 together with HAZET torque tester 7901E ∙ 7902E ∙ 7903E or any other suitable device.
All wrenches of this series (HAZET 6391-6392) are without a scale and a signal transmitter - With calibration certificate and serial number
- DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017
- Made in Germany
- Output: Insert square 9 x 12 mm
- Dimensions / length: 124 mm
- Net weight: 0.15 kg
- Nm min-max: 2 – 12 Nm
- Tolerance: 2 %
- Effective torque wrench length min.-max. I1 mm: 121.00 – 121.00 Nm
- Actuating force min.-max. kg: 1.7 – 10.1 kg
- Inside micrometre of the adjusting tool l2: 19.5 mm
- Head Thickness a: 17 mm
- Head Width b: 22 mm
- No more turning back: Continuous long-term tests on the 5000 series and 6000 series of HAZET torque wrenches have demonstrated that turning them back to the smallest scale value is not required