Westward
Westward 6PAF6 Electronic Torque Wrench 1/4in 1.11-22.12 ft-lb 15-1/2in
Electronic torque wrench with 1/4 in drive covers 1.11 to 22.12 ft-lb and provides audible and visual alerts
- Electronic precision with ±2 % CW and ±3 % CCW accuracy
- Wide 1.11–22.12 ft-lb range covers 13.3–265.5 in-lb and 1.5–30 N-m
- Audible and visual alerts confirm target torque instantly
- Ratcheting 1/4 in drive speeds up repetitive fastening
- Extended data testing with NIST and TAF traceability
Electronic torque wrench for precision assembly
This electronic torque wrench delivers calibrated tightening from 1.11 to 22.12 ft-lb with a 1/4 in drive. It provides audible and visual alerts when the target value is reached. The ratcheting head suits repetitive fastening in automotive and industrial maintenance. Accuracy is rated at +/-2 percent clockwise and +/-3 percent counterclockwise.
Upgrade from click-type wrenches when traceability
Digital readout and extended data testing remove the guesswork of mechanical click wrenches. The jump is worth it when you need recorded torque values for quality audits or NIST-traceable calibration. It covers a 1.5 to 30 N-m range that spans many small-fastener applications in one tool.
Limits of the +/-2 percent CW
Accuracy holds only within the stated 1.11 to 22.12 ft-lb window and requires a fresh calibration certificate. The 15-1/2 in overall length limits access in tight engine bays. Buyers who need higher torque capacity or a larger drive size must select a different model. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Electronic precision with ±2 % CW and ±3 % CCW accuracy
- Wide 1.11–22.12 ft-lb range covers 13.3–265.5 in-lb and 1.5–30 N-m
- Audible and visual alerts confirm target torque instantly
- Ratcheting 1/4 in drive speeds up repetitive fastening
- Extended data testing with NIST and TAF traceability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size does the 15 1/2 in Westward wrench accept?
The wrench has a 1/4 in drive, so it accepts any standard 1/4 in socket that fits within the 15 1/2 in overall length.
How do I set the target torque and what is the common mistake?
Use the electronic display to select the desired value in ft-lb, in-lb or N-m, then tighten until the audible and visual alerts activate; the frequent error is continuing past the alert instead of stopping immediately.
When and how should the wrench be recalibrated?
Accuracy is rated at +/-2 % clockwise and +/-3 % counter-clockwise; send the tool to a calibration lab for NIST-traceable recertification at the interval your quality system requires.
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