Precision Instruments C3FR350N Split-Beam Click Torque Wrench, 1/2Inch Drive, 60-350Nm

Precision Instruments C3FR350N Split-Beam Click Torque Wrench, 1/2Inch Drive, 60-350Nm

• Precision Instruments C3FR350N is a robust split-beam click torque wrench featuring a 1/2inch square drive and a torque range of 60-350Nm (? 44-258ft-lb), designed for durability in industrial and automotive assembly environments. Its welded beam construction resists abuse and maintains calibration in heavy use. (Source: manufacturer specifications)
• Features:
  • Torque range from 60 to 350Nm, allowing for flexibility across medium-to-high torque applications.
  • Split-beam architecture with minimal internal parts; main load path is welded for improved durability in tough environments.
  • 1/2inch flex ratchet drive head for better access in constrained spaces and improved operator comfort.
  • Incremental adjustment in 5Nm increments enables precise setting of torque values.
  • Overall length approximately 21-9/16inch (effective length ~19inch) for leverage and reach.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Precision Instruments
  • Part Number: C3FR350N
  • Product Type: Split-Beam Click Torque Wrench
  • Drive Size: 1/2Inch square drive
  • Torque Range: 60-350Nm
  • Increment: 5Nm
  • Overall Length: 21-9/16Inch
  • Effective Length: 19Inch
  • Application: Industrial or automotive bolting and assembly requiring metric torque application.
• The split-beam click torque wrench can also be referred to as metric torque wrench 1/2inch drive, Precision Instruments split-beam wrench C3 series, heavy-duty click torque wrench 60-350Nm, flex-ratchet torque wrench.

Precision Instruments manufactures precision torque control tools for automotive, industrial, and calibration applications. Their split-beam series is engineered to deliver consistent accuracy in demanding environments.

Q: What is the minimum torque setting for the C3FR350N?
A: The minimum setting is 60Nm, as listed by the manufacturer.

Q: Is the drive size 1/2inch or metric?
A: The drive size is 1/2inch square drive; the torque range is given in Nm, making it a metric-range tool on a 1/2inch drive.

Q: Does the wrench use a micrometer adjustment or preset settings?
A: This model uses a split-beam click design with an adjustment mechanism in 5Nm increments rather than a micrometer scale, intended for heavy-duty use rather than fine micro-adjustments.