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Tekton TRQ52402 - 1/2 in. Micrometer Torque Wrench

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There is a category of fastener in aviation maintenance where getting the torque wrong is not a rework — it is an incident report. Main landing gear trunnion bolts. Wheel and brake assembly hardware. Structural airframe fasteners at primary load paths. Engine mount final torque on turbine powerplants. The Tekton TRQ52402 is the 1/2 inch drive micrometer torque wrench built for exactly this category of work — 40–200 ft-lb, calibrated to ISO 6789, with a serialized certificate of calibration that documents the actual measured accuracy of that specific tool before it ships.

ISO 6789 requires Tekton to test this wrench at 40, 120, and 200 ft-lb — the actual low end of the scale, not 20% up the range as ASME allows — with five readings per set point in both directions, clockwise and counterclockwise required to match. Every point on the dial is verified. The certificate that ships in the case is the beginning of a calibration record. Pilot John International continues it with ISO 17025-accredited recertification backed by NIST traceability, accepted by FAA Part 145 repair stations, Part 91/135 operators, and AS9100 quality systems.

Key Features

Specifications

ISO 17025 Calibration Available at PJi — Because a Signed Logbook Entry Requires It

Pilot John International is an ISO 17025-accredited calibration laboratory. When your TRQ52402 is due for recertification, PJi issues a NIST-traceable calibration certificate with full test documentation — acceptable for FAA Part 145 repair station tool control records, Part 91/135 maintenance programs, EASA-regulated maintenance organizations, and AS9100 / ISO 9001 quality management system audits. For the applications this wrench is designed for, calibration traceability is not optional. PJi is the only aviation tool distributor that can sell you the TRQ52402 and recertify it under the same ISO standard your QA department requires.

General Information
Part #TRQ52402
ManufacturerTekton
Specifications
Accuracy±3% CW and CCW
Calibration StandardISO 6789
Calibration Test Points40, 120, 200 ft-lb
Case MaterialHDPE
CertificateSerialized, Included
DirectionDual (CW/CCW)
Drive Size1/2 in.
Handle FinishSatin
Head StyleFixed
MechanismMicrometer Click-Type
Minimum Increment1 ft-lb
Ratchet Teeth90
Scale Unitsft-lb (single-unit)
Swing Arc4° per tooth
Torque Range40-200 ft-lb
WarrantyLifetime

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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY

This item is for use on all aircraft.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Question:
Why does calibration traceability matter more on a 1/2 inch drive torque wrench than a smaller one?
Answer:

The 1/2 inch drive handles the highest-consequence fasteners in aviation maintenance — landing gear trunnion bolts, wheel and brake assembly hardware, engine mount primary attachment bolts, and structural airframe joints. These are the applications where an improperly torqued fastener can cause an in-service failure. For any of these tasks, AMM and SRM procedures require documented torque compliance, and that documentation may be reviewed by an FAA inspector, a DER, or an insurance underwriter. A wrench with a vague calibration history creates liability. A wrench with a NIST-traceable certificate from an ISO 17025-accredited lab like PJi eliminates it.

Asked May 4, 2026
Question:
What are the specific calibration test points on the TRQ52402?
Answer:

Tekton tests at 40, 120, and 200 ft-lb — the low end, midpoint, and maximum of the stated range — with five readings per set point in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions. This is required under ISO 6789 and exceeds ASME B107.300 requirements. The actual measured accuracy at each test point is recorded on the serialized certificate that ships with the wrench.

Asked May 4, 2026
Question:
Can PJi recertify this wrench for a Part 145 repair station tool control program?
Answer:

Yes. Pilot John International holds ISO 17025 accreditation for calibration services and can issue NIST-traceable recertification certificates with full test documentation. Those certificates are accepted by FAA Part 145 repair stations, Part 91/135 operators, EASA-regulated organizations, and AS9100/ISO 9001 quality management systems. PJi can also maintain calibration history records aligned with your tool control schedule.

Asked May 4, 2026
Question:
What is the minimum torque increment on the TRQ52402?
Answer:

1 ft-lb per increment. This resolution allows technicians to set the wrench to precise AMM-specified torque values without interpolating between scale markings — important when specifications are tight and compliance is documented.

Asked May 4, 2026