Steelman
Steelman 301497 3/8" Drive 10-100 ft-lb Torque Wrench
A 3/8-inch drive torque wrench adjustable from 10 to 100 ft-lb in 1 ft-lb increments with an audible click and protective rubber sleeve
- Micro-adjustable 1 ft-lb steps for precise tightening
- Audible and tactile click signals target torque reached
- TPR rubber sleeve protects ratchet head from damage
- Includes plastic storage case to maintain calibration
- 3/8-inch drive compatible with standard sockets
3/8" Drive Torque Wrench 10-100 ft-lb
The Steelman 301497 is a micro-adjustable torque wrench with a 3/8-inch drive and a 10 to 100 ft-lb range. It clicks audibly and tactilely when the set value is reached. A TPR rubber sleeve protects the ratchet head and the workpiece. A plastic storage case is included to guard calibration during storage.
Compatibility and condition checks
Verify that your fasteners require torque within the 10 to 100 ft-lb window and accept a 3/8-inch drive socket. Confirm the tool is new and inspect the case for shipping damage before first use. Be aware the product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Suits technicians and DIYers who need precise, repeatable torque on 3/8-inch drive fasteners in the stated range. Not for jobs requiring torque below 10 ft-lb or above 100 ft-lb. Not for users needing a 1/4-inch or 1/2-inch drive without an adapter. Not for buyers who want a digital readout or angle measurement.
Highlights
- Micro-adjustable 1 ft-lb steps for precise tightening
- Audible and tactile click signals target torque reached
- TPR rubber sleeve protects ratchet head from damage
- Includes plastic storage case to maintain calibration
- 3/8-inch drive compatible with standard sockets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Steelman 301497 include a storage case or must one be bought separately?
A plastic storage case is included with the wrench to protect it from knocks that could affect calibration.
How do I decide between the 10 ft-lb minimum and 100 ft-lb maximum when selecting a torque setting?
Choose any value between 10 and 100 ft-lb in 1 ft-lb increments to match the fastener specification for your repair.
What does the 10-100 ft-lb range mean when I am tightening a bolt on the car?
The wrench clicks audibly and tactilely when the set torque is reached, confirming the fastener is tightened to the required specification.
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