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Product Information
This tool kit has been developed to enable engineers to torque tighten fishbolts to various torque values as stipulated in Network Rail’s standards, up to 1020Nm (750lbft).
Please note: Live Line Areas – this kit is not insulated
The kit comprises four parts:
A – 1 off Adjustable torque wrench, 3/4” square drive. Range 300-1000Nm (220-750 lb/ft). With ratchet type head. Supplied in a carry case
B – 1 off 3/4” square drive locking* coupler
C – 1 off 3/4” female to 1” male locking* adaptor
D – 1 off 1.5/8” AF bi-square drive x 1” square drive socket
*Conventional arrangements of attaching a large socket and extension to a torque wrench often leads to either the socket, or the socket and extension becoming detached, either when in use or while being carried on site. To prevent this, locking adaptors are supplied.
Tools can be ordered either as a complete kit or as individual part using the part numbers.
Please note: Live Line Areas – this kit is not insulated
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