Torque wrenches are used with which accessories?

Torque wrenches are used with which accessories?

• A. Sockets, Apex bits or crowfoot.
• B. Hammer and chisel.
• C. Rulers.
• D. Soldering irons.

Answer: (A)

Torque wrenches are designed to tighten fasteners to a specific torque value, so they must attach to accessories that effectively engage the fastener and transfer the turning force. Sockets slide onto the drive and grip hex bolts of various sizes, providing a reliable, interchangeable method to apply torque. Apex bits offer the appropriate bit drives for screws or bolts that require a bit rather than a socket, while a crowfoot adapter extends the reach of the wrench into tight or recessed areas without changing the torque setting. Other tools like a hammer and chisel, rulers, or soldering irons serve entirely different purposes—striking, measuring, or heating—and do not provide the proper engagement or controlled torque transfer. So the suitable accessories are sockets, Apex bits, or crowfoot adapters.

Torque wrenches are designed to tighten fasteners to a specific torque value, so they must attach to accessories that effectively engage the fastener and transfer the turning force. Sockets slide onto the drive and grip hex bolts of various sizes, providing a reliable, interchangeable method to apply torque. Apex bits offer the appropriate bit drives for screws or bolts that require a bit rather than a socket, while a crowfoot adapter extends the reach of the wrench into tight or recessed areas without changing the torque setting. Other tools like a hammer and chisel, rulers, or soldering irons serve entirely different purposes—striking, measuring, or heating—and do not provide the proper engagement or controlled torque transfer. So the suitable accessories are sockets, Apex bits, or crowfoot adapters.