LEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Dr. | 72-Tooth Gear Dual-Direction Click Type | Micro-Adjustment 10~150 in-lb (1.1~16.9 Nm) | Zippered Protective Case (LX-180) — Ratchets & Wrenches product photo
LEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Dr. | 72-Tooth Gear Dual-Direction Click Type | Micro-Adjustment 10~150 in-lb (1.1~16.9 Nm) | Zippered Protective Case (LX-180) — additional product viewLEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Dr. | 72-Tooth Gear Dual-Direction Click Type | Micro-Adjustment 10~150 in-lb (1.1~16.9 Nm) | Zippered Protective Case (LX-180) — additional product viewLEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Dr. | 72-Tooth Gear Dual-Direction Click Type | Micro-Adjustment 10~150 in-lb (1.1~16.9 Nm) | Zippered Protective Case (LX-180) — additional product viewLEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Dr. | 72-Tooth Gear Dual-Direction Click Type | Micro-Adjustment 10~150 in-lb (1.1~16.9 Nm) | Zippered Protective Case (LX-180) — additional product view
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LEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Dr. | 72-Tooth Gear Dual-Direction Click Type | Micro-Adjustment 10~150 in-lb (1.1~16.9 Nm) | Zippered Protective Case (LX-180)

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The LEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench (LX-180) is a precision 1/4-inch drive click-type torque wrench engineered for accurate, repeatable torque on delicate fasteners. Featuring a 72-tooth gear with dual-direction operation, it delivers micro-adjustment torque from 10 to 150 in-lb (1.1 to 16.9 Nm) with a clear, audible and tactile click when the preset torque is reached. Constructed from Chromium Molybdenum steel for strength and durability, it includes a knurled handle for a secure grip and comes with a zippered protective case for safe storage and transport. Brand: LEXIVON; Material: Chromium Molybdenum Steel; Item Length: 8.7 inches; Item Weight: 13.44 ounces; Color: Black; Drive Size: 1/4-Inch. Ideal for automotive, bicycle, motorcycle, electronics, and small-engine work where precise low-range torque is critical to prevent over-tightening and component damage.

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Choosing Ratchets & Wrenches

How do I pick the right ratchet drive size?

Choose the drive size by the fastener size and torque you need — 1/4-inch for small fasteners and tight spaces, 3/8-inch for general automotive and mechanical work, and 1/2-inch for high-torque lug nuts and large bolts. A higher tooth count means a smaller swing arc, which is useful in confined areas.

When do I need a flex-head or swivel ratchet?

When fasteners sit at an angle or in recessed areas where a fixed-head ratchet cannot align. A flex or swivel head lets you keep the handle clear of obstructions while the socket stays on the fastener, improving access in tight engine bays and assemblies.