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Haweka Pro Grip With Turning Handles - The Main Resource

Part #: TMRWB403006

The Haweka Pro Grip With Turning Handles, model TMRWB403006 from The Main Resource, is a high-quality quick release nut engineered to enhance efficiency and precision in professional wheel balancing operations. Designed for the rigorous demands of automotive and industrial settings, this component provides a secure and rapid mounting solution for various wheels on compatible balancing machines.

Key Features

  • Quick Release Mechanism: Facilitates swift and effortless attachment and detachment of wheels, significantly streamlining workflow and reducing service times.
  • Integrated Pro Grip with Turning Handles: Offers superior ergonomics and leverage, allowing technicians to achieve optimal tightening and loosening with reduced effort and improved control.
  • Durable Construction: Built from robust materials to withstand the continuous wear and tear of daily use in professional workshops, ensuring long-term reliability.
  • Precision Threading: Features a 40mm diameter and 3mm pitch, providing a secure and precise fit for compatibility with a wide array of professional-grade wheel balancers.
  • Enhanced Operational Safety: Designed to provide a consistently secure hold on the wheel, contributing to accurate balancing results and a safer working environment.

Applications

This Haweka Pro Grip quick release nut is an indispensable tool for automotive service centers, tire shops, and industrial facilities that perform frequent wheel balancing. It is suitable for technicians seeking a reliable, durable, and efficient method for mounting car, light truck, and other vehicle wheels onto balancing equipment, ensuring precision and consistent results across various applications.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: The Main Resource
  • Model Number: TMRWB403006
  • Nut Diameter: 40mm
  • Thread Pitch: 3mm
  • Type: Quick Release Nut with Turning Handles
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This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 11 September, 2016.