SEALEY STW306.V2 1 or 2 Inch SQ Drive Digital Torque Wrench with Angle Function 20-200nm Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing a Sealey Product. Manufactured to a high standard this tool will if used according to these instructions and properly maintained, give years of trouble-free performance.
SAFETY
WARNING! DO NOT use the torque wrench if damaged or thought to be faulty.
INTRODUCTION
Rugged and resilient digital torque wrench suitable for workshop and factory use. LCD read-out with LED, vibration, and audible alarms to indicate achieved and target torque levels. Features angle mode, eliminating the need for angle gauges and protractors providing an accurate and fast way to measure torque plus angle tightening sequences. It will also accumulate angle measurement when multiple turns are required, ideal for use where access is limited. Selectable track or peak modes and up to 5 user preset memories are available. Readouts in Nm, lb.in, lb.ft, kgf.m or degrees. Reversible Chrome Vanadium 72 tooth ratchet allows torque reading in either direction. Accurate to ±2% between 10% and 100% of the wrench’s stated capacity. Supplied with test certificate and storage case.
SPECIFICATION
3.1 Specification.
Drive: ……………½” Sq
Overall Length:……..610mm
Angle Range: ………360°
Angle Accuracy: …….±2%
Torque Range: . . . . . . . . 20 – 200Nm
Torque Range: ……..14.7 – 147.5lb.ft
Torque Range: ……..176.5 – 1770lb.in
Torque Range: ……..2 – 20.4kgf.m
Torque Accuracy: ……±2%
Battery Qty x Type:…..4 x AAA (Supplied)
(Clockwise and anti-clockwise of reading, 10% – 100% of full scale)
3.2 Re-calibration.
We recommend, to ensure continued accuracy, that the calibration of each wrench should be checked annually, beginning one year after first use. Calibration should also be checked after any impact, over-torquing, or another misuse. Contact your Sealey stockist to arrange recalibration.
3.3 Repair Kit available.
Part No: STW306.V2-RK Contact your authorized Sealey stockist.
OPERATION
4.1 Installing batteries.
4.1.1 Unscrew the battery compartment cap anti-clockwise
4.1.2 Insert four new AAA-size batteries (positive end first) into the compartment. Push the battery cap on against the spring and screw it clockwise to lock.
Note: DO NOT mix types of battery, or used and new ones. Keep battery terminals clean. If the battery voltage is low, the battery symbol will be displayed on the screen, and soon afterward, the wrench will turn off. Replace with a new set of 4 batteries.
Display-:
A: REAL-TIME TORQUE VALUE B: THE UNIT OF ANGLE C: TORQUE UNITS D: TARGET TORQUE INDICATOR E: TARGET ANGLE INDICATOR F: MEMORY STORAGE NUMBERS G: BATTERY INDICATOR H: PEAK / TRACK MODE I : MINUS SYMBOL A.C.W. ROTATION |
Control panel-:
1: POWER ON/OFF 2: MEMORY PRESETS/SETTING SELECTION 3: MEMORIZE TORQUE or ANGLE CHANGE ROTATION 4: ZERO TORQUE/ANGLE 5: *BACK LIGHT/NEXT DIGIT SELECT/ ENTER ANGLE MODE * Hold down for 3 seconds “on” / 2 seconds “off”. |
NEW USER NOTES:
Familiarise yourself with the display and control panel. Practice setting up by holding the torque wrench 1/2” drive in a vice. Set units, torque, and angle figures and test for visual, audible, and vibration signals by sweeping the torque arm.
INITIAL OPERATION:
4.2 Power On.
4.2.1 Place the wrench on a horizontal level surface and press the
4.2.2 Press the
SET-UP
4.3 Track Mode: After turning on the torque wrench it will be set in ’track’ mode. This means once the torque is reached and pressure is taken off the torque wrench the display rolls back down to ZERO.
4.4 Peak Hold Mode: Use the wrench in exactly the same way, except that when the force is released, the display stays at the maximum torque that has been applied.
After two seconds the display will flash. Either continue on the next operation or press the
4.5 Track and Peak Mode Setting.
4.5.1 Press the
4.5.2 Cycle the
Note: If no buttons are pressed within 10 seconds the display will return to the main screen.
4.6 Unit Selection.
4.6.1 Press the
4.6.2 When the peak or tracking mode has been confirmed the wrench will go to unit selection.
4.6.3 Nm will be shown, Press the
4.6.4 Press the
4.6.5 After confirming, the screen will automatically move to the next setting (Auto Power Off).
4.7 Auto Power Off
4.7.1 When the unit selection has been confirmed the wrench will go to Auto Power Off setting.
4.7.2 On the auto power off screen the default time will be shown (5 minutes).
4.7.3 Press the
4.7.5 After confirmation, the screen will return to the main screen.
PROGRAMMING THE TORQUE AND ANGLE.
The wrench has the ability to hold 5 torque and angle settings in its memory
4.8 Target Torque Setting
4.8.1 Press the
4.8.2 Press and hold the
4.8.3 Once the memory number is chosen, access the Target Torque by pressing the
4.8.4 ‘ SET’ is shown on the screen.
4.8.5 The last saved torque will be shown.
4.8.6 Press the
4.8.7 Press the
4.8.8 To confirm the torque figure is set, press the
4.9 Target Angle Setting.
4.9.1 When the torque setting has been confirmed the wrench will go to the angle setting.
4.9.2 The last saved angle will be shown.
4.9.3 Press the
4.9.4 Press the
4.9.5 When the angle figure is set, press the
If no buttons are pressed within 6 seconds the display will return to the main screen.
‘Erro’ will be shown on the screen if the angle set does not fall between 1° and 360°.
4.10 Display Back-light.
4.10.1 Press and hold the
4.11 Torque Measurement.
4.11.1 Select the correct size socket and snap it onto the wrench.
4.11.2 Press the
4.11.3 Place the wrench onto a nut/bolt and begin to tighten, use a smooth motion and avoid jerky movements.
4.12 LED/Buzzer/Vibration Indicators-Torque.
4.12.1 When under 50% of the set torque, the LED will flash GREEN.
4.12.2 After 50% of the torque figure has passed the LED will change to a solid YELLOW.
4.12.3 When +/-5Nm from the set torque the buzzer will sound.
4.12.4 The LED will change to RED when you are within 2% of the set torque and handle vibration will be felt.
4.12.5 When the set torque is reached the buzzer will become quicker.
4.12.6 If you go over the set torque the wrench will emit a continuous tone and the LED will turn back to GREEN and handle vibration will be felt.
4.13 Angle Measurement.
4.13.1 Press the
4.13.2 Select the correct size socket and snap it onto the wrench.
4.13.3 Press the
4.13.4 Place the wrench onto a nut/bolt and begin to tighten, use a smooth motion and avoid jerky movements.
4.13.5 To change the direction from clockwise to anti-clockwise press the
4.14 LED/Buzzer/Vibration indicators – Angle.
4.14.1 When under 50% of the set angle, the LED will flash GREEN.
4.14.2 After 50% of the angle figure has passed the LED will change to a solid YELLOW.
4.14.3 The LED will change to RED when you are within 2% of the set angle.
4.14.4 When the set angle is reached the buzzer will emit a continuous tone and handle vibration will be felt.
4.14.5 If you go over the set angle by 2% the LED will turn back to GREEN and handle vibration will be felt.
4.14.6 Press the
MAINTENANCE
5.1.
5.2.
5.3. After use, always turn it off. Clean with a soft dry or semi-dry cloth, place the dry torque wrench in its storage case, and store it in a safe, dry, childproof location.
5.4. If the wrench is not to be used for “long” periods remove the batteries to prevent damage from leaking.
Recycle unwanted materials instead of disposing of them as waste. All tools, accessories, and packaging should be sorted, taken to a recycling center, and disposed of in a manner that is compatible with the environment. When the product becomes completely unserviceable and requires disposal, drain any fluids (if applicable) into approved containers and dispose of the product and fluids according to local regulations.
Dispose of this product at the end of its working life in compliance with the EU Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). When the product is no longer required, it must be disposed of in an environmentally protective way. Contact your local solid waste authority for recycling information.
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Original Language Version
STW306.V2 Issue: 4(F) 17/06/22