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The WILLIAMS 2002MRMHW is an electronic torque wrench with a 3/8 inch hex drive, designed for precision fastening applications where accurate torque delivery is critical. It covers a torque range of 4 to 22 Nm (30 to 200 in-lb), making it suitable for light to medium fastening tasks. The electronic feedback mechanism supports repeatable, measurable torque application, which is essential when working on mechanical assemblies, HVAC equipment fasteners, and similar trade installations. At 1.32 pounds and 10.15 inches in overall length, it is compact enough for use in confined spaces. This tool is appropriate for licensed technicians and experienced tradespeople who require verified torque output on the job.
The 2002MRMHW is used across a range of trade applications where controlled torque is required, including HVAC equipment assembly, refrigeration system service, plumbing fixture installation, and general mechanical work. The 3/8 inch hex drive configuration is common in trade tool sets. The torque range of 30 to 200 in-lb covers a wide variety of hardware sizes encountered in residential and light commercial service work. Technicians working on equipment with torque-sensitive fasteners benefit from the consistent output this tool provides.
Designed for use with standard 3/8 inch hex drive accessories. Meets or exceeds ASME and ISO 6789 standards for torque wrenches, making it suitable for professional trade and mechanical service applications where certified torque tooling is required.
This torque wrench is intended for use by qualified tradespeople familiar with proper torque tool handling and fastener specifications. Before applying torque to any fitting or fastener, confirm the correct torque value from the equipment manufacturer documentation. Do not use this wrench as a breaker bar or apply force beyond the rated maximum of 22 Nm, as overloading an electronic torque wrench can damage the internal sensing components. Store the tool at its minimum torque setting when not in use to preserve calibration accuracy.
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