Cdi 1002MFRMH Micrometer Torque Wrench 10-97.5 Ft-lb

Product Description

The CDI 1002MFRMH is a micrometer-style torque wrench designed for precision fastener tightening across a range of torque values. It covers a minimum of 10 foot-pounds (16.9 Nm) up to a maximum of 97.5 foot-pounds (132.2 Nm), making it a versatile tool for HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service work where accurate torque application is critical. The wrench features dual-scale, laser-marked graduations at 0.6 Nm increments and supports clockwise and counterclockwise rotation. At 16 inches overall length and 1.45 pounds, it is compact enough for most service applications. A calibration certificate is included.

This torque wrench is suited for residential and commercial trade service work requiring repeatable, certified torque values. HVAC technicians use micrometer torque wrenches when torquing compressor bolts, flange fittings, and refrigerant line connections. Plumbers and pipefitters apply them to threaded flange hardware and valve assemblies. The dual foot-pound, inch-pound, and Newton meter scales allow use across both imperial and metric fastener specifications without conversion.

Key Features

• Torque range: 10 foot-pounds to 97.5 foot-pounds (16.9 to 132.2 Nm)
• Dual scale with laser-marked graduations at 0.6 Nm increments for easy reading
• Clockwise accuracy rated at 4 percent; counterclockwise accuracy rated at 6 percent
• Supports clockwise and counterclockwise rotation for bidirectional use
• Positive lock and quick-release push-button mechanism for fast adjustment
• Calibration certified at the factory; certificate included
• Knurled handle provides secure grip during use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose micrometer torque wrench compatible with standard drive fastener applications requiring torque values within the 10 to 97.5 foot-pound range.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by licensed tradespeople and qualified mechanics familiar with torque specifications for the fasteners being serviced. Always confirm the required torque specification from the equipment manufacturer before use. Store the wrench at its minimum torque setting when not in use to preserve calibration. Recalibrate periodically per your shop or jobsite quality standards.