Torque Wrenches

Torque wrenches in the range cover the main workshop patterns: Kincrome micrometer-style wrenches in 1/2 and 3/4 inch drive, a deflecting beam model, window scale and digital wrenches, with capacities running from 6.8 Nm on the 3/8 inch digital up to 1000 Nm at the top end.

Which torque wrench type should the workshop own?

A micrometer (click) wrench covers most fastening; a deflecting beam reads torque continuously and shrugs off rough handling; digital models add precise readouts and multiple units for spec-critical work. Match the drive size and torque range to the fasteners you actually tighten rather than buying one wrench to do everything.

Mechanics, fitters and plant workshops are the regulars here — WeldCo supplies them all from Melbourne and Adelaide.