Snapon Torque Wrench, Electronic, Techwrench, Flex Ratchet, 25 To 250 Ft. Lbs., on 2040-parts.com
Ann Arbor, Michigan, US
This is a used Snap-On techwrench, digital, 1/2" flexible head drive torque wrench in its original box. This digital torque wrench can be adjusted from 25 lbs to 250 pounds of torque. This unit was last calibrated on 05/01/2012. Buyer to pay actual shipping. Payment must be made via PayPal within 3 days of auction end.
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