INGJER 1/4" Drive Click Torque Wrench 20-240in.lb 72 Tooth 3.9in
A compact 1/4" drive click torque wrench covering 20-240 in.lb with a 72-tooth mechanism for precise tightening in tight spaces
- Type20-240in.lb
- MaterialChrome Vanadium Steel
- Selling UnitCount
- Overall Length3.9 inches
- ±3% clockwise accuracy protects against under- and over-torquing
- 20-240 in.lb range covers bike, auto and DIY tasks
- 72-tooth ratchet enables fine adjustment in tight spaces
- Chrome vanadium steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- 9-inch compact length fits confined work areas
INGJER 1/4" Torque Wrench 20-240in.lb
This INGJER 1/4-inch drive click torque wrench covers a 20 to 240 in.lb range with a 72-tooth mechanism. It is built from Chrome Vanadium steel and measures 3.9 inches overall. The tool is calibrated to ±3% accuracy clockwise and provides an audible click with tactile vibration when the set torque is reached.
Bicycle, motorcycle and light automotive fasteners
The 1/4-inch drive and 20 to 240 in.lb range suit bicycle assembly, motorcycle maintenance and light automotive work where precise low torque values are required. It is not for heavy-duty automotive bolts, industrial machinery or any application needing higher torque values or a larger drive size.
±3% clockwise calibration accuracy
Each wrench is tested and certified to ±3% in the clockwise direction, delivering repeatable torque control for critical fasteners. This calibration confidence is the specification that determines whether the tool meets your quality standard.
Highlights
- ±3% clockwise accuracy protects against under- and over-torquing
- 20-240 in.lb range covers bike, auto and DIY tasks
- 72-tooth ratchet enables fine adjustment in tight spaces
- Chrome vanadium steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- 9-inch compact length fits confined work areas
Specifications
| Brand | INGJER |
|---|---|
| Type | 20-240in.lb |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
| Selling Unit | Count |
| Overall Length | 3.9 inches |
| Part Number | IJ14NEW240M |
Questions about this item
Does the 72-tooth mechanism generate noticeable noise or heat during extended use?
The click mechanism produces an audible click and vibration at the set torque but generates no measurable heat and minimal noise during normal operation.
What drive-size sockets does the 1/4-inch square drive require?
It accepts standard 1/4-inch drive sockets, so the buyer needs a matching 1/4-inch socket set.
Can the 20-240 in.lb range cover fasteners on older bikes that originally used a 1/4-inch drive tool?
Yes, the adjustable range spans 20 to 240 in.lb, matching many legacy bicycle and motorcycle specifications that call for a 1/4-inch drive wrench.
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