Open end torque wrench heads can access hex head fasteners from the side compared to box-end wrenches that can only access a fastener from the top. They can be used with compatible interchangeable-head wrenches to reduce the need for extra torque wrenches.

These square ratcheting torque wrench heads can access fasteners in tight spaces with a gear mechanism in the head that allows the wrench to rotate freely in one direction without removing the wrench head from the fastener and repositioning the wrench. The wrench heads can be used with compatible interchangeable head wrenches to reduce the need for extra torque wrenches.

These 12-pt. box end torque wrench heads have an enclosed head end (box end) that fits around the entire head of the fastener for a more secure grip while turning compared to an open-end wrench. They can be used with compatible interchangeable-head wrenches to reduce the need for extra torque wrenches.

These fixed square torque wrench heads have a square drive and fit square-head fasteners. They can be used with compatible interchangeable-head wrenches to reduce the need for extra torque wrenches.

Adjustable torque wrench heads can fit a range of fastener sizes and can access fasteners from the side compared to box wrenches that can only access a fastener from the top. They can be used with compatible interchangeable-head wrenches to reduce the need for extra torque wrenches.

These standard tooling adapters are compatible with Sturtevant Richmont interchangeable-head torque wrenches. They permit the fabrication of a custom head that meets the requirements of a particular application. When fabricating special heads to be used with Sturtevant Richmont CCM torque handles other than Model CCM 300 and CCM 400, the 1-1/16'' dimension must be maintained between the inside of the attachment block and the centerline of the torque wrench head. Models CCM 300 and CCM 400 are calibrated to 3-7/8'' common centerline.

These 12-pt. flare nut torque wrench heads have an opening in the wrench head that allows a line or other obstruction to pass through it. Flare nut wrenches provide a more secure grip on the fastener head than an open-end wrench and are for use on soft metals. They can be used with compatible interchangeable-head wrenches to reduce the need for extra torque wrenches.