Westward
Westward 6PAE8 Electronic Torque Wrench 1/4 in
Electronic torque wrench with 1/4 in drive covers 0.44 to 8.85 ft-lb and provides audible plus visual alerts
- Precise low-torque control from 0.6 to 12 N·m
- Audible and visual alerts prevent over-tightening
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up repetitive fastening
- NIST and TAF traceable calibration ensures accuracy
- Clockwise ±3 % and counter-clockwise ±4 % accuracy
Precision Miniature Torque Tool
The Westward 6PAE8 is an electronic torque wrench with a fixed 1/4 in drive built for low-torque fastening. It covers a range of 0.44 to 8.85 ft-lb, 5.3 to 106.2 in-lb and 0.6 to 12 N-m. The tool suits technicians who need documented accuracy on small fasteners.
Fixed Ratchet With Alerts
A 1/4 in ratcheting head turns clockwise and counter-clockwise while an audible tone and visual indicator confirm the target value. Accuracy is specified at +/-3 % clockwise and +/-4 % counter-clockwise. Extended data testing and NIST-traceable calibration support quality-control records.
Low-Range Electronic Verification
The 0.6 to 12 N-m window decides whether this wrench fits the job; it will not reach higher automotive torque values. Buyers who need to tighten large wheel nuts or suspension bolts must choose a different capacity tool.
Highlights
- Precise low-torque control from 0.6 to 12 N·m
- Audible and visual alerts prevent over-tightening
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up repetitive fastening
- NIST and TAF traceable calibration ensures accuracy
- Clockwise ±3 % and counter-clockwise ±4 % accuracy
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What torque range does the 1/4 in drive cover in practice?
The wrench handles 0.44 to 8.85 ft-lb, 5.3 to 106.2 in-lb and 0.6 to 12 N-m with audible and visual alerts.
What clearance does the 8 1/2 in length need to fit?
The 8 1/2 in overall length requires enough space for the fixed head and ratcheting mechanism to swing freely.
How is the wrench calibrated for clockwise and counter-clockwise use?
Clockwise accuracy is ±3 % and counter-clockwise ±4 %; select the direction before zeroing and applying torque.
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