HAZET 6293-1CT Momentsleutel 14 x 18 mm, 60-320 Nm

Incorrect torque application can lead to loose fasteners, damaged threads, or even catastrophic component failure. The HAZET 6293-1CT torque wrench eliminates this risk by delivering precise, repeatable tightening from 40 to 200 Nm. Its reversible 1/2" ratchet head and dual Nm/lbf-ft scale make it a versatile tool for automotive, industrial, and maintenance professionals who demand accuracy and durability.

Who is it for

This torque wrench is built for professional mechanics, maintenance technicians, and serious DIY enthusiasts who need to apply exact torque values to critical fasteners such as wheel nuts, cylinder head bolts, and suspension components. If your work requires compliance with DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017 and a calibration certificate, this tool belongs in your workshop.

Main features

• Precision click-type mechanism with audible and tactile release for consistent torque application.
• Wide torque range of 40–200 Nm with a fine 1 Nm scale division for accurate setting.
• Reversible 1/2" (12.5 mm) square drive with ball lock for secure socket retention.
• Dual scale in Nm and lbf-ft for international use.
• Ergonomic, non-slip handle for comfortable, controlled operation.
• Supplied in a sturdy plastic box with calibration certificate and serial number for traceability.
• Meets DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017 standard with ±2% accuracy.

Specifications

• Torque range: 40–200 Nm
• Drive size: 1/2 inch (12.5 mm) square
• Accuracy: ±2% of set value
• Standard: DIN EN ISO 6789-2:2017
• Operating direction: Right-hand tightening
• Ratchet type: Reversible ratchet
• Number of ratchet teeth: 32 teeth
• Overall length: 513 mm
• Scale type: Dual scale (Nm and lbf-ft)
• Release mechanism: Click-type (audible and tactile)
• Fine scale division: 1 Nm
• Handle: Ergonomic, non-slip
• Storage: Supplied in sturdy plastic box
• Calibration certificate: Included
• Serial number: Yes, on handle
• Head type: Fixed square drive with ball lock

Tips

Always store the torque wrench at its lowest setting to maintain calibration. Use smooth, steady pulls and stop immediately when you hear or feel the click. Periodically verify accuracy against a torque tester, especially after heavy use or if dropped.