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Torque angle gauge socket 1/2 Crossmaster 9980502

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Torque angle gauge socket 1/2 Crossmaster 9980502

Manufacturer Part Number9980502
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Description

CROSSMASTER 9980502 is a reference of hand tools, within Mounting and maintenance tools. Request a quote for 9980502 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.

Crossmaster torque wrenches are hand tools for applying a controlled tightening torque to threaded joints. They allow precise, repeatable tightening, avoiding both under-tightening and the excess that damages threads, bolts or components. They are used in maintenance, assembly and quality control in industries such as automotive, metalworking, agriculture, energy and industrial assembly. MR Accesorios Industriales sells this line in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The Crossmaster line includes torque wrenches with 24- and 72-tooth ratchet heads, and a torque angle gauge (protractor). The 72-tooth head models offer a reduced turning angle, useful in confined spaces. Examples 9936105, 9936107, 9936112, 9936113, 9936120, 9936121 and 9936126 correspond to different capacities and drives: 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 and 3/4. The 9980502 is an angle gauge with a 1/2 drive. Each code identifies a specific combination of drive and range.

These torque wrenches are used in the assembly and maintenance of machinery, engines, transmissions, structures and process equipment. In automotive and heavy vehicle workshops they are used to tighten cylinder heads, wheels, injectors and suspension components. In industrial plants, for flanges, pumps, compressors and assembly lines. Also in the agricultural sector, for repairing seeders, harvesters and tractors, where correct tightening prevents premature failures.

To choose a torque wrench, take into account the required torque range: the setting value should fall within the scale, preferably in its middle third. The drive must match the socket or accessory to be used. The 72-tooth head makes work easier at reduced angles; the 24-tooth head prioritizes robustness at high torques. The angle gauge is used for tightening that combines torque and angle. During assembly, check periodic calibration, use the torque wrench only for tightening (not for loosening) and store it in its case with the spring unloaded.

When looking for equivalents, what matters is the torque range, the type of drive and the accuracy. Other brands use their own designations, but a 1/2" torque wrench with a similar range can replace another if the specifications are respected. If you have the code from another brand or an unidentified part, send it to us and we will tell you the compatible alternative. MR Accesorios Industriales sells the Crossmaster line and advises you so you can choose the model suited to your application.

To request a quote for the Crossmaster torque wrench you need, send us the code on WhatsApp. We will quote it promptly. If you cannot find the exact model, write to us with the size or range you are looking for and we will get it for you.

Dimensions

Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm the dimensions and version against the manufacturer's data sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a 24-tooth and a 72-tooth torque wrench?
The number of teeth on the ratchet head defines the minimum turning angle. With 72 teeth, the angle is smaller and allows work in tight spaces. With 24 teeth, the mechanism is more robust for high torques. Both are valid depending on the application and the available space.
How do I know which torque range to choose?
The tightening value you need should fall within the torque wrench range, preferably in the middle third of the scale. If the torque is very low relative to the capacity, you lose accuracy; if it is very high, you strain the tool. Send me the value and I will tell you the model.
What is a torque angle gauge and when is it used?
It is a degree gauge that attaches to the torque wrench for tightening that combines torque and angle, as in cylinder heads or critical joints. First an initial torque is applied and then a controlled turn in degrees. Model 9980502 has a 1/2" drive.
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