Dial Wrenches - 1/4" Drive

Dial Wrenches - 1/4" Drive

Dial wrenches are precision measuring tools used to tighten and loosen fasteners with a high degree of accuracy. They are available in a variety of sizes, with the 1/4" drive being the most common for automotive mechanics.

Dial wrenches work by using a gear train to convert the rotation of the handle into a linear measurement on the dial. This allows the user to precisely measure the amount of torque being applied to the fastener.

Dial wrenches are essential for any automotive mechanic who needs to make accurate torque measurements. They are also a valuable tool for any DIYer who wants to ensure that they are tightening fasteners to the correct specifications.

Types of 1/4" Drive Dial Wrenches

  • Standard dial wrenches
  • Flexible head dial wrenches
  • Combination dial wrenches
  • Clicking dial wrenches

Standard dial wrenches are the most basic type of dial wrench. They have a fixed head and a single scale.

Flexible head dial wrenches have a head that can be rotated to access fasteners in tight spaces.

Combination dial wrenches have both a standard head and a flexible head.

Clicking dial wrenches have a positive stop that clicks when the desired torque is reached.

When choosing a 1/4" drive dial wrench, it is important to consider the type of work you will be doing and the features that are important to you.