Cdi 1002MFRPH Adjustable Clicker Torque Wrench

Product Description

The CDI 1002MFRPH is an adjustable clicker-style torque wrench designed for professionals who need accurate, repeatable torque application across multiple measurement systems. It reads in foot-pounds, inch-pounds, and Newton meters, with a torque range of 10 ft-lb minimum up to 132.2 Nm maximum. Clockwise accuracy is rated at 4 percent, and counterclockwise accuracy at 6 percent. The wrench ships calibration certified to ASME and ISO 6789 standards. At 16 inches overall length and 3.2 pounds, it is sized for general mechanical and fastener work in both shop and field settings.

This wrench is suited for automotive, HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical trades where precise torque values must be met during assembly or service. The dual-scale laser-marked barrel makes it straightforward to read torque settings without secondary reference. The micrometer-style ergonomic handle allows fast, repeatable adjustments, and the positive lock prevents accidental setting changes during use. It is appropriate for both bench work and installations where torque specs must be documented or verified.

Key Features

• Torque range: 16.9 to 132.2 Nm with 0.7 Nm graduation increments
• Clockwise accuracy of 4 percent; counterclockwise accuracy of 6 percent
• Dual-scale laser-marked barrel reads foot-pounds, inch-pounds, and Newton meters
• Calibration certified to ASME and ISO 6789 standards
• Positive lock mechanism prevents unintentional torque setting changes
• Clockwise and counterclockwise rotation with quick-release button
• Ergonomic micrometer handle for fast, accurate setting adjustments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose adjustable clicker torque wrench suitable for mechanical fastener applications requiring calibrated torque delivery in foot-pound, inch-pound, or Newton meter measurements.

Installation Notes

This torque wrench should be used by a qualified technician familiar with the torque requirements of the specific fastener application. Always consult the equipment manufacturer specifications before applying torque. After use, reduce the wrench setting to its minimum torque value to relieve spring tension and preserve calibration. Periodic recalibration per ASME and ISO 6789 protocols is recommended to maintain accuracy.