Torque Key 6.5 nm

55NF

Any one know where I can get a Torque Key that will torque to 6.5 nm?. Need one for my carbon Specialized frame

Ritchey do one but that only torques to 5.0 nm, and it's on back order everywhere?

nicklouse

you mean a torque wrench?

55NF

I mean a Torque Key like the RITCHEY one ......... but one that will do 6.5nm

http://www.primera-bournemouth.co.uk/Te ... rodID=3886

nicklouse

what about the Ritchey torque wrench http://www.ritcheylogic.com/dyn_prod.ph ... 16&k=97993

the torque "key" is a Ritchey thing and not readily available other than for manufacturing production lines and i dont think you want to spend that much money.

The Northern Monkey

:shock:

jedi_master

Evans have that Ritchey one in stock but as you have said it only goes to 5.nm. http://www.evanscycles.com/products/rit ... s-ec017614

Chainreaction have that Ritchey one nicklouse pointed out along with a Effetto version but both are out of stock and both are over a ton.

nferrar

The Ritchey key is readily available (and relatively cheap) but agreed would be nice if they did a 6 or 7nm version to. I have a couple of torque wrenches already but a torque key is bit more convenient, especially if travelling.

Tank-slapper

Sealey do a good torque wrench 2-24Nm. You should be able to find it for less than 40 pounds.

55NF

Amazon have these. What do you think if bought together ?


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sealey-AK656-So ... 74-6116309

AND:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Draper-34570-Ra ... 74-6116309

nicklouse

one problem

Range: 10-80Nm

look at torquing screw drivers

jedi_master

Like nicklouse suggested something like this http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=139134 , not cheap though.

Or like your own idea but with a torque wrench that goes down to 5nm.

55NF

nicklouse wrote:

one problem

Range: 10-80Nm

look at torquing screw drivers

Beter idea actually, didn't think of screwdrivers. Why are these so damned expensive though!