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RAD Torque unwraps its latest battery-powered torque wrench

By Paul Dvorak | November 2, 2015

the B-RAD 3000 Model has torque ranges up to 3,000 ft.lbs.

The B-RAD 3000 Model has torque ranges up to 3,000 ft.lbs.

RAD Torque Systems has introduced the newly designed B-RAD Select Series. With a torque display and buttons, the B-RAD Select lets users easily select the target torque. What’s more, the tool is powered by a rechargeable battery.

The company also introduces the B-RAD 3000 Model, which has torque ranges up to 3,000 ft-lb. The new B-RAD Select Series offers one of the highest power-to-weight ratios of any torque wrench on the market. What’s more, each tool comes fully calibrated to ISO 17025 standards.

The 18-V lithium-ion battery takes only 15 minutes to charge. Each tool comes with two batteries and a charger. The company also boasts of a U.S. patent on its design.


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