Overview
Features
Ratchet Head 1 Inch Anti - Clockwise
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Specifications
General Information
Brand
GEDORE TOOLS
Packaging
Bulk
Country of Origin
Germany
UPC
4002805754160
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Part Number
7687150
Product Type
Torque Wrenches
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Physical Characteristics
Weight
1.80 kg
3.97 lb
Material
Chrome - Vanadium Steel
Details
Features
Enables controlled torque tightening in combination with a DREMOMETER torque wrench
Fine-pitched, sturdy ratchet head
Made of chrome-vanadium steel
Clockwise models (No. 754-00 to -06)
Anti-clockwise models (No. 754-11 to -16)
Made of chrome-vanadium steel
Scope of delivery:
Ratchet head
Single packed in poly-bag
*Max. continuous load of ratchet according to DIN EN ISO 6789:2003 and/or maximum load of cavity
Drive mount, square [metric]: 25,0 mm
Drive connector square [inch]: 1"
Drive connector square [metric]: 25 mm
Drive square inch: 1"
Number of teeth: 36
Version: Anti-Clockwise
Standard: DIN EN ISO 6789
Continuous load: 1" = 2000 N·m
Diameter of head 1: 73 mm
Head height 1 [mm]: 62 mm
Material: Chrome-vanadium steel
Compliance: compliant
Return angle: 10 °
Use: EL / EKL
Fine-pitched, sturdy ratchet head
Made of chrome-vanadium steel
Clockwise models (No. 754-00 to -06)
Anti-clockwise models (No. 754-11 to -16)
Made of chrome-vanadium steel
Scope of delivery:
Ratchet head
Single packed in poly-bag
*Max. continuous load of ratchet according to DIN EN ISO 6789:2003 and/or maximum load of cavity
Drive mount, square [metric]: 25,0 mm
Drive connector square [inch]: 1"
Drive connector square [metric]: 25 mm
Drive square inch: 1"
Number of teeth: 36
Version: Anti-Clockwise
Standard: DIN EN ISO 6789
Continuous load: 1" = 2000 N·m
Diameter of head 1: 73 mm
Head height 1 [mm]: 62 mm
Material: Chrome-vanadium steel
Compliance: compliant
Return angle: 10 °
Use: EL / EKL
Drive Connector Size
1 Inch
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About manufacturer
If ever there was a tool that was a niche toolmaker for professionals, Gedore would probably be that toolmaker. Gedore started making tools in 1919 out of a small forge in Dowidat, Germany, but like many other toolmakers, they have grown immensely since then. While Gedore does make extremely durable versions of the most common tools like screwdrivers, wrenches and hammers, Gedore also makes highly specialized tools like torque tools specially designed for heat exchangers and many more unique tasks. If you’re looking for reliable tools to do ultra-specialized jobs, Gedore may be right for you.
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