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Groz Digital Torque Adaptor W/ Tyre Pressure Gauge 5622450 GZ44191 - HD Rotary Chemical wear resistant grade for

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Groz Digital Torque Adaptor W Tyre Pressure Gauge 5622450 GZ44191 HD Rotary Chemical wear resistant grade for GZ44191 HD Rotary Chemical Pump 250ml p stroke Designed for use with media with which a regular cast iron or steel barrel pump cannot be used Sutton Tools 30 x 50mm Annular Cutters are an industrial quality cutting solution for use with magnetic base drilling machines 1PSI • Light and sound indication with three LED lights which turn from Green to Red on reaching the required torque level • Memory function that can store up to 50 readings • Works with 2 AAA batteries with a life of 50 continuous working hours • Each unit supplied with calibration certificate • Comes in a safe to store and carry blow moulded case • Conforms to: ISO 6789 • Measures Torque in 5 Units: Nm kg cm kg m lb ft lb in • Measures Pressure in 4 Units: Bar Pa psi kg cm2 • Working Mode • Use as Digital Torque Adaptor • Use as Tyre Pressure Gauge Specification • Drive: 1 2in • Working Torque: 40 200 Nm (29 GZ38890 Groz Digital Torque Adaptor W Tyre Pressure Gauge Features • Digital Torque Adaptor comes with an in build Tyre Pressure Gauge making it a must have for every mechanic • Large easy to read LCD display with backlight and a resolution of 0

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