Jonard
Jonard TWAF-1220 Torque Wrench 1/2in Drive Steel
Preset micrometer torque wrench with 0–20 in-lb range and 6 1/2 inch length for tight-space accuracy
- Micrometer design delivers precise torque control
- +/-4% clockwise accuracy across 20 to 100% full scale
- +/-6% counter-clockwise accuracy for reverse tightening
- 6 1/2 inch length fits confined work areas
- Steel construction withstands repeated workshop use
Precision torque wrench for controlled fastening
The Jonard Tools TWAF-1220 is a preset micrometer torque wrench with a 1/2 inch drive and steel construction. It delivers +/-4% clockwise and +/-6% counter-clockwise accuracy across 20 to 100% of full scale. The tool covers a 0 to 20 in-lb range and measures 6 1/2 inches in overall length. Standard head design supports both rotation directions for versatile use.
Replaces adjustable click wrenches
Upgrade from basic click-type wrenches when assembly specifications demand documented accuracy at low torque values. The micrometer mechanism eliminates guesswork on critical fasteners where over-tightening risks damage. The jump is worth it for any application requiring consistent, traceable results across repeated cycles.
Suits technicians needing low-range precision
Ideal for electronics, instrumentation and small-machinery work where space is limited and torque values stay below 20 in-lb. Buyers who need higher torque capacity or a wider measurement range should look at larger-capacity models. The preset design also means users who prefer adjustable settings will want a different style.
Highlights
- Micrometer design delivers precise torque control
- +/-4% clockwise accuracy across 20 to 100% full scale
- +/-6% counter-clockwise accuracy for reverse tightening
- 6 1/2 inch length fits confined work areas
- Steel construction withstands repeated workshop use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size does the TWAF-1220 accept?
The TWAF-1220 uses a 1/2in drive and fits standard sockets of that size.
How do I set the torque value and what step is often missed?
Turn the micrometer sleeve to the desired in-lb value, then lock the collar before use.
When should I have this wrench recalibrated?
Recalibrate after dropping it, after heavy use, or at least once a year to maintain the stated accuracy.
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