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ProFix 2–200 Nm Digital Torque Wrench, 1/2 in Drive, ±3% Accuracy

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ProFix 2–200 Nm Digital Torque Wrench, 1/2 in Drive, ±3% Accuracy

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A 1/2 in drive torque wrench covering 2–200 Nm in chrome vanadium steel, ±3% accuracy, chrome plated.

$78.99 The price you see is the price you pay: duty and sales tax are already included, so nothing is collected on delivery.
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  • SKU PF-TQW-D12
  • ships_from Shanghai, China
  • lead_time 45–60 days door to door
region_note_h Customs and duty: our DDP lanes include import duty and clearance, so the price on this page is the price you pay. Where the $3.48-per-item duty applies to low-value consignments, we group items into sets precisely so the cost is spread rather than multiplied.

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  • Range 2–200 Nm held to ±3% — matched to the figures in the manual, not to the largest range on the shelf
  • The adjustment ring locks in place, so the setting cannot creep while you work
  • 1/2 in square drive takes the sockets and adaptors already in the workshop
  • Rewind to the lowest setting between jobs — the spring then keeps its calibration for years

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Shipping methodSea freight DDP — the lower 48 states, door to door
Duty statusDDP — import duty, clearance and door delivery included
Delivery time45–60 days door to door
Materialchrome vanadium steel
Finishchrome plated
Torque range2–200 Nm
Drive1/2 in
Accuracy±3%
Weight1.4 kg
Packed size50 × 10 × 7 cm

What it is for

A torque wrench is a measuring instrument, and it drifts the way any instrument does: the spring inside takes a set if the tool is left wound up on the shelf, and the scale then reads low with nothing visible to warn you. What matters is not the range printed on the box but whether the wrench still holds its setting at the figure your manual quotes for a head bolt or a wheel nut.

This one covers 2–200 Nm on a 1/2 in drive at ±3% accuracy — the band you need for modern engines where the value is low and a click is hard to feel. Rewind it to its lowest setting between jobs rather than leaving it loaded and the calibration holds for years. That one habit is the difference between a wrench you can trust on a head bolt and one you cannot.

Specification detail

Range 2–200 Nm on a 1/2 in square drive, calibrated to ±3% of the indicated value. chrome vanadium steel body with a chrome plated finish, a knurled adjustment ring with a lock, and a sealed ratchet head. Supplied in a blow-moulded case; keep the wrench at its lowest setting for storage.

Buying more than one

Orders are consolidated and re-weighed at intake, and freight is re-calculated on the actual chargeable weight. If you are ordering several items for one address, ask us for a combined quote before paying — mixing light and bulky items usually brings the freight share down.

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In the workshop

Wheel bolts to spec
Wheel bolts to specSet the figure from the manual, pull until the readout flashes — repeatable across all four corners.
Readable in the bay
Readable in the bayA digital display beats a graduated beam under a car with poor light — no parallax guessing.
Locking ring stays put
Locking ring stays putThe adjustment ring locks in place, so the target torque survives a day of repeated pulls.
Calibration that lasts
Calibration that lastsRewind to the lowest setting between jobs — the spring keeps its calibration for years.

Frequently asked questions

What torque range does it cover?

2–200 Nm on a 1/2 in square drive — from small fasteners to wheel bolts on passenger cars and light commercial vehicles.

How accurate is it?

Calibrated to ±3% across the range. Every unit is checked before dispatch.

Does it need calibration certificates?

The accuracy specification is stated on the product page; a calibration certificate can be arranged on request for fleet buyers.

Is delivery DDP?

Yes — import duty, clearance and door delivery to UK & US are included. Delivery takes 45–60 days by sea freight.

How do I keep it accurate?

Rewind to the lowest setting between jobs, store it in the case, and avoid drops — the spring keeps its calibration for years.

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