Description
Tight spaces call for a slim tool, and the CDI 1002MFRMH torque wrench brings a 3/8-inch drive to the job. It sets from 10 to 100 ft-lb, plus it carries a 16.9-132.2 N·m scale. So a technician can reach deep into an engine bay and still hit the spec.
Small drive, wide reach
A 3/8-inch head is shorter and lighter than a 1/2-inch one. As a result, it slips between hoses, brackets and housings where a bigger wrench would hit metal. CDI Torque Products, part of Snap-on, makes this model as an adjustable click wrench. You set the value, pull, and stop at the click.
The range is broad for its size, too. It runs from small cover bolts at the low end up to brackets and mounts near the top.
Where technicians use it
Vietnam builds millions of motorbikes, and assembly lines need repeatable torque on engines and frames. The CDI 1002MFRMH torque wrench suits that kind of station. It also works in car service bays for valve covers, sensors and pulleys. Meanwhile, HVAC teams use it on compressor feet and fan mounts, while plant fitters use it on gear covers and small pumps.
3/8-inch or 1/2-inch?
Pick the 3/8-inch drive when access is tight and targets stay at or below 100 ft-lb. However, if your joints run higher, move to a 1/2-inch model. Also check your socket set, because adapters add length and can cause errors at low values.
Looking after the spring
The spring inside sets the click, so treat it gently. Release the setting to its lowest mark after every shift. Then store the wrench dry and in its case. Also, skip the habit of loosening seized bolts with it. Plan an outside calibration check on a regular cycle, and sooner after a fall.
Order the CDI 1002MFRMH torque wrench
Lost in HCM supplies this tool, and SMK Vietnam lists it as a partner product. For pricing and delivery, request a quote from Lost in HCM. You can also see more torque wrenches in our catalog, or contact SMK Vietnam for help. CDI shares product data on the CDI Torque website.
FAQ about this wrench
What is the range of the 1002MFRMH?
It sets from 10 to 100 ft-lb, and the second scale reads 16.9-132.2 N·m.
Is it good for motorbike assembly?
It suits many engine and frame joints, as long as your specs fall inside the range.
How do I get a price?
Click the quote button. Lost in HCM replies with price, stock and delivery.
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