Rugged and resilient digital torque wrench suitable for workshop and factory use. LCD read-out wit...Rugged and resilient digital torque wrench suitable for workshop and factory use. LCD read-out with LED, vibration and audible alarms to indicate achieved and target torque levels. Features angle mode, eliminating the need for angle gauges and protractors providing an accurate and fast way to measure torque plus angle tightening sequences. Will also accumulate angle measurement when multiple turns are required, ideal for use where access is limited. Selectable track or peak modes and up to five user preset memories available. Read-outs in Nm, lb.in, lb.ft, kgf.m or degrees. Reversible Chrome Vanadium 72-tooth ratchet allows torque reading in either direction. Accurate to 2% of wrenchs stated capacity. Supplied with test certificate and storage case.
This guide provides essential information for users of the Sealey Angle Torque Wrench - STW306. Designed for professionals in workshops and factories, this torque wrench offers accurate torque and angle measurements, eliminating the need for separate angle gauges. A potential drawback is the initial learning curve associated with its advanced features.
All features
Model Part Number
STW306
Brand
Sealey
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I switch between different units of measurement?
Use the menu buttons to navigate to the unit selection option, then choose your preferred unit (Nm, lb.in, lb.ft, kgf.m, or degrees).
How do I set a torque preset?
Press and hold the preset button. Use the arrow keys to set your desired torque. Confirm by pressing the preset button again to save.
What is the accuracy of the wrench?
The wrench is accurate to 2% of its stated capacity.
Does the wrench come with a calibration certificate?
Yes, the wrench is supplied with a test certificate to verify its accuracy.
What type of ratchet head does the wrench have?
It has a reversible Chrome Vanadium 72-tooth ratchet head.
How do I clean the wrench?
Wipe the wrench with a damp cloth. Do not use solvents or submerge the wrench in water.
What is the warranty period?
Warranty information is not available.
What kind of batteries does it use?
Battery information is not available.
Troubleshooting
Wrench not turning on
Check the batteries and replace them if needed. Ensure the battery terminals are making proper contact.
Inaccurate torque readings
Make sure you are using the correct unit of measurement. Re-calibrate the wrench using a known torque standard. Check for any damage to the ratchet head.
Angle measurement not working correctly
Ensure you have selected angle mode. Check for any obstruction during the rotation that may interfere with the measurement. Check and confirm the initial position has been set correctly.
Display is dim or unreadable
Replace the batteries. Avoid exposing the wrench to extreme temperatures.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Precise torque and angle measurement capabilities.
Eliminates the need for additional tools like angle gauges.
Multiple measurement units for flexibility.
User-friendly with visual and audible alerts.
Durable construction suitable for professional use.
Comes with a test certificate ensuring accuracy.
Cons
Requires some initial time to learn all features.
May be more complex than basic torque wrenches.
Digital components require battery maintenance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Insert batteries according to the instructions in the manual.
Select your preferred unit of measurement (Nm, lb.in, lb.ft, kgf.m or degrees) using the menu options.
Calibrate the wrench if necessary, following the included test certificate instructions.
Compatibility:
Compatible with standard sockets via its Chrome Vanadium ratchet head.
Ensure that the sockets are of the correct size and are in good condition.
Care:
Store the wrench in its protective case when not in use.
Clean the wrench with a damp cloth; do not submerge it in water.
Regularly check and replace batteries when necessary to ensure accurate readings.
Have the wrench re-calibrated periodically according to professional standards.