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Details the general characteristics and design aspects shared by all MANOSKOP® 721 and 730 Quick torque wrenches.
Describes specific features of standard MANOSKOP® 721 Quick models, including ratchet type and tightening direction.
Highlights features of the MANOSKOP® 721/30 Quick, noting its push-through square drive for tightening.
Explains how to attach insert tools for the Service MANOSKOP® 730/5 to 730/65 Quick series.
Presents detailed technical specifications for MANOSKOP® 721 Quick models, including range, drive size, length, and weight.
Details technical specifications for MANOSKOP® 730 Quick models, covering range, drive size, length, and weight.
Defines the designated use of MANOSKOP® 721 and 730 Quick torque wrenches in workshop environments.
Explains the meaning of CAUTION notices, indicating potential for slight or moderate injuries.
Explains the meaning of ATTENTION! notices, warning of material or environmental damage risks.
Key considerations for setting torque accurately, including the importance of regular checks and adjustments.
Treats MANOSKOP® as measuring instruments, advising against physical knocks, chemicals, and extreme temperatures.
Guidance on choosing and fitting insert tools, covering different MANOSKOP® models and ratchet settings.
Procedure for detaching insert tools from MANOSKOP® 730/5 to 730/65 Quick models, covering normal and rotated positions.
Detailed steps for setting the desired torque level using the scale and magnifying glass.
Explains how to perform counterclockwise tightening with MANOSKOP® models, noting exceptions and required tool rotation.
Discusses loosening nuts and bolts, noting the cut-out mechanism is not under load during this process.
Guidance on operating the torque wrench correctly, including steady pulling and avoiding continuous tightening after cut-out.
Instructions on how to check the torque wrench's accuracy using a torque tester and the required formula.
Explains how to return the wrench for adjustment or perform self-adjustment using internal screws and an Allen key.
Instructions for cleaning the MANOSKOP® using white spirit, and how to handle adjustment screws and plugs.
Lists available inserts for square drives that fit all usual screw head types and sizes.
Details various insert tools specifically for the STAHLWILLE Service MANOSKOP® 730 Quick.
Lists equipment like mechanical and electronic torque testers for inspection and readjustment.
Outlines available services such as repairs, testing, readjusting, and training courses.
Provides guidance on disposing of the tool in compliance with local environmental protection laws.
The MANOSKOP® 721 and 730 Quick are adjustable torque wrenches designed for controlled tightening of screw joints in a workshop environment. They feature a cut-out, tactile, and audible signal to indicate when the set torque level has been reached. These wrenches are equipped with a safety cut-out mechanism, and the desired torque value is set on a force-free sliding scale with an automatic setting fail-safe mechanism. The measuring element is a flexible rod that is not pretensioned and only comes under tension during the tightening process until the wrench cuts out. After use, it does not need to be reset to the lowest value and is immediately ready for the next job. The ergonomic 2-component grip ensures pleasant and safe handling, with optical and tactile signals indicating the correct grip position.
All models comply with DIN EN ISO 6789, Type II, Class A, with a maximum permissible deviation of ±4% from the set value at cut-out. Each MANOSKOP® comes with a serial number and a works calibration certificate.
These models can be fitted with various insert tools and feature a recessed square drive at the head with a double-sided locating hole and insertion groove.
| Brand | Stahlwille |
|---|---|
| Model | MANOSKOP 730 Quick |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |




