Preset Torque Click Wrenches

LTCR Preset Ratcheting Clicker-Type Torque Wrenches

The practical, cost-effective assembly line option when a socket can be used!

• Highly accurate (+/- 4%)
• Strong SR silde pin ratchet
• Slender design - great for constrained access applications.
• Light weight with new Comfort Grip.
• Excellent durability.

LTC Preset Interchangeable Head Clicker-Type Torque Wrenches

The LTC Preset click wrench is a practical, cost-effective, and extremely versatile assembly option!

• Highly accurate (+/- 4%)
• Strong dovetail works with over 100 SR Interchangeable Heads!
• Slender design - great for constrained access applications.
• Light weight with new Comfort Grip.
• Excellent durability.

LTCS Preset Fixed Square Drive Clicker-Type Torque Wrenches

A practical, cost-effective assembly line option when a LTCS with a socket can be used!

• Highly accurate (+/- 4%)
• Strong fixed square drive for short-turn applications
• Slender design - great for constrained access applications.
• Light weight with new Comfort Grip.
• Excellent durability.

BLT Bidirectional Preset Click Wrenches

The back bone of the assembly industry, the Sturtevant Richmont Preset click wrench now clicks in both directions. You get the same accuracy, the legendary repeatability, and the durability for which Sturtevant Richmont products are known. With the distinctive blue rubber grip and the easy to read laser marking on the case, the BLT is easy to differentiate from our LTC preset click wrenches. The BLT shares the very same interchangeable heads with the LTC wrenches. Want to learn more? This is your page.

Preset Mini-Torquer

What is old is new again! Back in the last century, Sturtevant Richmont made the preset mini-torquer. This wrench must be legendary. Despite a total lack of advertising or publicity, sales continue to increase. So we are adding it to our website and catalog. 

Which Tool Is Right for Me? Preset or Adjustable

Do I an adjustable or preset torque wrench? This page walks you through to the answer to this question.