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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerTekton Brechstangen haben Köpfe, die sich reibungslos und kontinuierlich durch einen 230-Grad-Bogen schwenken. Eine interne Feder steuert die Spannung des Kopfes, sodass er seine Position halten kann, während Sie arbeiten. Der Kopf ist aus AISI 4140 Stahl gefertigt und erhitzt, um stärker und duktiler als der Griff zu sein. Unser externes Kopfdesign widersteht dem Ausbreiten, Verdrehen oder Brechen besser als ein internes Kopfdesign. Tekton Brechstangen übertreffen Industriestandards für Proof Torque, ein Maß der Festigkeit, das durch einen Einzyklus-Test verifiziert wurde, bei dem Drehmoment angewendet wird, bis der angegebene Wert ohne Ausfall oder dauerhafte Verformung erreicht ist. Diese Brechstangen haben einen schlanken, komfortablen Griff mit einer Fingerrille, die ausgeprägte Innenkanten für Traktion und Kontrolle für jede Fingerplatzierung hat. Der Knauf am Griffende verhindert das Abrutschen der Hand und ist für Komfort abgerundet.
Kit Neil
Bewertet in den USA am15. Januar 2025
since I was buying it sight unseen and Amazon said it was going to be a late delivery I got a 3/8 husky on my way out of town. delivery was on time and the husky is definitely going back. grip is comfortable. self explanatory - easy to use, size is compared in pics. husky is half the size/weight. head locks sockets on and pivots well.
Sue
Bewertet in Kanada am 9. März 2024
Bought this for my husband after breaking one breaker bar and bending another. Very heavily built and more then happy with it.
R. Paquette
Bewertet in Kanada am 9. Juni 2023
Well made sturdy tool. Lenght provides for good leverage. Holds sockets well. Plating seems of good quality.
Victor Hoyt
Bewertet in den USA am1. September 2023
This breaker bar is hands down the nicest breaker bar on Amazon at the current moment. I ordered a few different brands before I decided including, tekton, capri, Michael pro, epauto, and the neiko, because let's be real, it's Amazon, so I can easily return the others. The cheapest ones being the neiko and epauto, which are around $27 or $28 and they have absolutely no warranty. Let's be real ppl, breaker bars break!! They are meant for the nitty gritty and take a beat down in a professional setting, or even a diy scenario. For $7 or $8 more you can get a capri, which does have a lifetime warranty... if you were the one who purchased it, and can show proof of purchase. The finish on the capri was terrible though, it felt like sand paper, and like I might get a metal shard in my hand at any second. The Michael pro was along the same lines, but it wasn't quite as bad as the capri though. The grinding of the bar wasn't the best, and there were portions that were not uniform, but the chrome finish wasn't to shabby. The michael pro was only about 22" from the drive to the handle tip, so not really a full 24" as advertised. The Michael pro wasn't terrible for the money though and it does come with a lifetime warranty, again, if you can show proof of purchase. For just a few dollars more though, you can get the tekton, which is a true 24" length from the drive end to the handle tip, and the chrome finish on it is perfect!! The bar is perfectly uniform, and I also noticed the drive end was just a few millimeters shorter than the others, which makes it a bit more stout, and allows for more torque before shearing the anvil. The bar has a perfect chrome finish and is just a sexy tool from head to toe!! The warranty... doesn't matter if you bought it, if someone else bought it, if you found it on the street, or if you broke it by misusing it. Tekton will have you a new one in 3 days!!! Tekton could care less about proof of purchase, which shows that they actually stand behind their tools. Spend the extra few dollars and get the tekton. It's worth it in every way!!!
Trevor S.
Bewertet in Australien am 25. Dezember 2020
These Tekton 3/8" breaker bars come with a very sturdy handle which as near as I can tell is the exact same handle as the 1/2" breaker bar. Definitely a bit of overkill for 3/8' drive and it makes the actual 3/8" square drive head look very small and even vulnerable. In hindsight I really wish I had bought the 1/2" bar instead of the 3/8" and used a reducing adaptor to suit. When you think about it (as other people on here have already stated) if you need a long breaker bar to undo a 3/8" bolt then you really should be using 1/2" drive, the worst that could happen then would be breaking the socket or the adaptor but you would definitely not be breaking the 1/2" bar. Seems a much safer way to go
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