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The CDI TORQUE TCQYO72 is an open-end torque wrench head designed for high-torque fastening applications where a standard torque wrench cannot reach. Sized at 2-1/4 inches, it features a Y-type shank with a 0.560-inch shank diameter and delivers a maximum torque output of 160 ft-lb. The center-of-fastener to retaining pin distance measures 3 inches, which is critical for calculating the corrected torque value when using the head in combination with a torque wrench handle. Mechanics, HVAC technicians, and industrial service techs rely on this type of crowfoot-style head for tight-clearance fastener work on flanges, fittings, and large-diameter nuts.
This torque wrench head is suited for professional service work requiring precise torque application on large SAE fasteners. Typical applications include flanged pipe fittings, compressor service, large equipment assemblies, and any situation where direct socket access is obstructed. It is sold as an individual head and pairs with a standard torque wrench handle using a compatible Y-type shank connection. SAE measurement type makes it appropriate for inch-standard fastener work common in domestic HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical equipment.
Designed for use with torque wrench handles accepting a Y-type shank with a 0.560-inch shank diameter. Verify shank size and type compatibility with the torque wrench handle before use.
This head is installed by a qualified mechanic or service technician familiar with torque wrench head correction factor calculations. When using an offset torque wrench head, the effective torque applied to the fastener differs from the wrench handle reading — always calculate the corrected torque setting using the measured center-of-fastener to retaining pin distance before tightening. Ensure the fastener and mating surfaces are clean and free of debris before applying torque. Follow all applicable equipment manufacturer torque specifications and relevant industry service codes.
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