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HAZET Torque wrench 5108-3CT ∙ Nm min-max: 2.5 - 25 Nm ∙ Tolerance: 3% ∙ Square, solid 6.3 mm (1/4 … (1/4", 2.50 - 25 Nm)
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HAZET Torque wrench 5108-3CT ∙ Nm min-max: 2.5 - 25 Nm ∙ Tolerance: 3% ∙ Square, solid 6.3 mm (1/4 …

1/4", 2.50 - 25 Nm

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Anonymous

1 year ago

What is the difference between Hazet 5108-3CT and Hazet 5108B-3CT ?

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Galaxus

1 year ago

The main difference between the Hazet 5108-3CT and the Hazet 5108B-3CT lies in the application and design. The Hazet 5108-3CT is a torque spanner with a fixed 1/4" square drive, while the Hazet 5108B-3CT is designed for use with bits and has a hollow 1/4" hexagon drive. Both models have a similar accuracy of ±3% and a torque range of 2.5 to 25 Nm. - Connection type: 5108-3CT has a fixed 1/4" square connection, while the 5108B-3CT is suitable for bits. - Range of use: Both are suitable for various applications in the workshop, but the 5108B-3CT is more flexible due to its bit compatibility. - Design: The 5108B-3CT is specially optimised for use with bits, making it more versatile.
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