**Advantages**:
1. Versatile Range: Suitable for both low and high torque applications, covering 2-24Nm and 18-212in./lb.
2. Calibration Certificate: Ensures accuracy and reliability of the torque readings.
3. Square Drive Design: Provides compatibility with many attachments and sockets.
4. Ideal for Cars: Specifically designed for automotive tasks.
Disadvantages:
Limited Torque Range: While versatile for many tasks, it may not be suitable for applications requiring torque settings outside of its 2-24Nm range.
Potential Wear: Like all mechanical tools, regular use may lead to wear, requiring recalibration or replacement parts.
Micrometer Adjustment: Some users might find the micrometer setting less intuitive than other adjustment methods.
Problems & Solutions:
Problem: Over-torquing due to inaccurate readings.
Solution: Regularly check the calibration and ensure the torque wrench is stored at its lowest setting to maintain accuracy.
Problem: Difficulty in reading the micrometer scale for some users.
Solution: Familiarise oneself with the micrometer scale, or consider using a digital torque wrench if visibility or reading is an issue.
Problem: Tool not fitting in tight spaces because of its design.
Solution: Use a different tool or attachment that’s designed for confined spaces or consider purchasing a more compact torque wrench.
