AEROFORCE 1/4-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench — 4-20 lb.ft / 5.4-27.2 Nm, 72-Tooth Dual Direction

Precision you can trust for bikes and DIY

Meet the AEROFORCE 1/4-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, engineered to deliver reliable torque readings across bike components and everyday projects. With a torque range of 4-20 lb-ft (5.4-27.2 Nm) and an accuracy window of +/-3%, this tool helps you apply the right amount of snugness without over-tightening.

How it helps your projects

• Audible click signals confirm when the target torque is reached, reducing guesswork during assemblies.
• The quick-release reversible mechanism and adjustable paddle enhance comfort and speed in both directions.
• The 72-tooth dual-direction ratchet allows smoother operation in tight or awkward spaces, saving time on bike maintenance and DIY tasks.

What you get

• 1/4" torque wrench with precise calibration
• Separate calibration certificate for traceability

Quality you can rely on

Built with CR-V steel, this wrench is designed for durability in busy workshops and home garages. All units are calibrated and tested to recognized standards (DIN ISO 6789, ISO 6789, ASME B107.14M).

Durability, support, and use cases

Ideal for bikes, components, and a variety of DIY fasteners, the wrench is built to withstand regular use in professional tool environments. If you ever encounter an issue, the brand offers responsive support and service.

Warranty and service

With a decade of manufacturing experience, AEROFORCE stands behind its tools with commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Fully calibrated wrenches come with a calibration certificate and helpful guidance if needed.

Key specs at a glance

• Drive: 1/4"
• Torque range: 4-20 lb-ft / 5.4-27.2 Nm
• Accuracy: ±3%
• Ratchet: 72-tooth, dual direction
• Calibration: DIN ISO 6789, ISO 6789, ASME B107.14M

Whether you’re tuning a drivetrain, calibrating a crank bolt, or performing routine bike maintenance, this torque wrench offers a practical balance of precision, comfort, and reliability. Consider it a possibility, not a guarantee, for consistent results in your projects.