CDI Torque Products
CDI Torque Products 2503MFRMH 30-250 in-lb 1/2 in Micrometer Torque Wrench
A 1/2-inch drive micrometer torque wrench adjustable from 30 to 250 in-lb with 1 in-lb increments and reversible ratchet action
- TypeMicrometer Torque Wrenches
- Precise torque control with 1 in-lb increments across 30–250 in-lb range
- Dual-scale readability showing 47–332 N-m alongside foot-pound values
- Reversible ratchet enables clockwise and counterclockwise tightening
- Alloy steel construction withstands professional workshop demands
- Tether-ready design prevents drops during elevated work
Professional torque control
The CDI 2503MFRMH is a micrometer torque wrench built for technicians who need repeatable clamp force on critical fasteners. Its 1/2 inch drive covers the socket sizes common in automotive, heavy-equipment and industrial maintenance.
Alloy steel ratcheting build
Alloy steel construction resists deformation under high load while the reversible ratchet head allows clockwise and counterclockwise operation without removing the tool. A tether point lets you secure the wrench when working at height or over sensitive components.
Replaces guesswork tightening
The tool replaces beam-type wrenches or uncalibrated clickers when a job demands documented torque values from 30 to 250 in-lb with 1 in-lb steps. The jump is worth it whenever a service manual specifies a precise figure and warranty or safety depends on hitting that number.
Highlights
- Precise torque control with 1 in-lb increments across 30–250 in-lb range
- Dual-scale readability showing 47–332 N-m alongside foot-pound values
- Reversible ratchet enables clockwise and counterclockwise tightening
- Alloy steel construction withstands professional workshop demands
- Tether-ready design prevents drops during elevated work
Specifications
| Brand | CDI Torque Products |
|---|---|
| Model | 2503MFRMH |
| Type | Micrometer Torque Wrenches |
Questions about this item
What torque range and increments does the 1/2 in micrometer wrench cover?
The 2503MFRMH adjusts from 30 to 250 in-lb with 1 in-lb steps, and 47 to 332 N-m with 1.4 N-m steps on the dual scale.
What drive size and overall length does the wrench have for socket clearance?
It uses a 1/2 in square drive and measures 24-1/2 in long, so check that the handle fits in your work area.
How do you set the torque value on the micrometer scale?
Unlock the handle, rotate until the primary scale shows the desired in-lb or N-m figure, then lock it before use.
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