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Torque wrench

17th March 1972, Page 66
17th March 1972
Page 66
Page 66, 17th March 1972 — Torque wrench
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John Bedford and Sons of Sheffield, the hand tool company, have added torque wrenchesto their range of spanners and sockets. These wrenches, the 893-1401 and 893-1402, have 48-teeth /point, 4in.sq, drive reversible, pushthrough ratchet heads. A third type, 893-1403, is available with non-reversible head and 18 teeth/points. Capacities are 893-1401, 6 to 40 lb ft: 893-1402, 20 to 110 lb ft; 893-1403,50 to 170 lb ft.

Wrench 893-1402 is supplied boxed and with a strong pvc wallet giving the operator a choice of packaging when the tool is not in use. All wrenches are supplied with a chart giving instructions on use and care and with tables listing torque loadings for cylinder heads, con-rods, main bearings, flywheels, etc, for most British commercial vehicles.

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