Auto & Shop InformationQuestion 115 of 120
A torque wrench is used to:
a.cut metal pipe
b.measure voltage
c.tighten bolts to a specific tightness
d.sand wood surfaces
Explanation
A torque wrench applies a precise, measured amount of turning force to a bolt or nut. This prevents fasteners from being too loose or over-tightened and damaged.
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