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A. It multiplies torque by five, enabling controlled tightening up to approximately one thousand three hundred newton metres.
A. It has a half inch square input with thirty two millimetre hex and a three quarter inch square output drive.
A. It suits smaller trucks, vans, automotive repairs and general maintenance where moderate high torques are needed.
A. It can deliver up to around one thousand three hundred newton metres of torque through its epicyclic gearing.
A. It reduces input effort by amplifying torque, meaning a relatively small input produces substantial output force.
A. It weighs about four point three kilograms and comes with reaction bar and carry case for easy transport.
A. Yes, it is intended to be driven by a suitable half inch torque wrench or breaker bar.
A. It braces the tool against a solid point, preventing rotation and ensuring torque is applied precisely to the fastener.
A. Yes, calibration and after sales support are available via Sykes Pickavant, helping maintain long term measurement confidence.
A. It is ideal for workshops handling light commercial fleets, plant maintenance and heavy automotive repairs.
A. Always use a properly calibrated torque wrench and respect the maximum rated output torque of the multiplier.
A. Inspect drives and reaction bar, store the tool in its case and avoid shock loading beyond its rating.
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