Snap-on Inc.

Jaye Kurtovic

Brian James Cutler

Thomas P Becker

Charles Parkin Davis

David D Curry

David F Brekke

David Duvan

Gary Keefe

Denny Atkinson

David Sarabia

Electronic torque wrench

A manually operated torque wrench is capable of providing a finite plurality of selectable torque values. The torque wrench has a wrench head, a handle, and a torque-responsive mechanism for producing an indication when a torque value has been applied by the torque wrench. A selector in operable communication with the torque measuring mechanism and adapted to set the torque measuring mechanism to one of a finite plurality of predetermined selectable torque value is provided. A retaining mechanism positively retains the selector when one of the selectable torque values is selected.

Torque wrench with finite plurality of selectable torque values

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Walnut, CA, United States of America

Jaye Kurtovic