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GearWrench Torque Wrenches

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The video compares GearWrench's mechanical and electronic torque wrenches. The mechanical click-type wrench stops at the set torque. The electronic version offers the same torque limits but includes audio beeps, vibrations, and lights (yellow for approaching, red for reached) to indicate when the desired torque is achieved. A newer 120-tooth drive mechanical wrench provides a tighter click range and a 3-degree swing arc, ideal for tight spaces, compared to the standard 84-tooth drive with a 5-degree swing arc.

Goal: Compare mechanical and electronic GearWrench torque wrenches and highlight the benefits of different drive mechanisms

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alright seem a 20-18 gearwrench is bringing you the coverage today but I want to show you a couple of their cool tools and this is their torque wrenches they've got both the mechanical torque wrench and an electric charge right right so show us walk us through the different standard quick tight torque wrench on this one basically you got your your locking mechanism so once you're in there it's just torque set to where you want to be easy accesses on this one as well it has the quick tight head so once you get to your torque range it'll actually stop right there for you so standard torque wrench and then our newest electronic torque wrenches okay so the nice thing about the electronic torque wrenches is they're not only going to give you the same type of torque limits and specifications but you're also going to be able to hear it it's got audio so once it gets to the correct amount it's gonna beep at you once you get to the total click the total torque range it'll actually stop and it'll give you the full notification it'll also vibrate in your hands so you know that you get the torque spec that you would like and then the last thing is it has lights on it so that you can tell was either gonna be yellow or red when you've hit the torque limit that you want to have so why doesn't this one special neuro bottom of on the knurled bottom on the end of it the other ones inside has this non-slip bottom rhinos bees have that's the newest 120s it's just a different variation of the same torque wrench ok 120s inside have a little tighter click range similar to the ranch's we get 120 splines inside and this red 60 ray well it's this one's actually going to be an 84 to inside okay so the difference is actually is sitting on the 120s it's actually a 62 drive it's got dual poles and so when it when it actually alternates back and forth which gives me the tighter click we're still having the strength of a 62 ratchet oh yeah because that one inside feels just a lot tonight a little tighter yeah yeah these have a 5 degree swing arc those have a 3 degree swing guard got it and that's kind of important when you really try it we you know what we're obsessed with what we do we want to get it right those little tiny improve absolutely and when your own cycle faces so you really need those little real tight clips so there is a difference between this model the one

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