Teng 1000V Vde Torque Screwdriver 1-5Nm ImpUNF 9/16x3 Regular sockets 3/8 square drive: TTL_2023040
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Teng 1000V Vde Torque Screwdriver 1 5Nm ImpUNF 9 16x3 Regular sockets 3 8 square drive: TTL_2023040 Regular sockets 3 8 square drive: 8 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 19mm The bore diameter size 105mm 1492TVSD Teng 1000V VDE Torque Screwdriver 1 5Nm • Approved for live working up to 1 000 volts • Torque screwdriver covering 1 5Nm for our VDE interchangeable blades • Slipper mechanism ensures that no torque is applied beyond the set torque • Simple to adjust and easy to read window Nm scale • Twist locking facility to ensure the set torque is maintained • Accurate to + 6% and conforms to ISO6789 for assured reliability and accuracy • Individually tested and certified at the time of manufacture • Each torque wrench has it’s own individual certification number for easier quality control management • Design and manufactured to IEC 60900
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