Alltools Geelong is your local Warren & Brown torque wrench specialist, supplying Australian-made precision torque tools to mechanics, fitters and engineering trades. With seven Warren & Brown products in store and online, our range is led by Torque Wrenches and rounded out with specialist Specialty Pliers for trade customers across Geelong, the Bellarine Peninsula and the Surf Coast.
Warren & Brown has manufactured torque tools in Australia for decades and is trusted for its deflecting-beam and screen-micrometer designs, which hold calibration and give a clear, repeatable reading. Our range covers a wide span of torque settings, from a fine 10 to 200 inch-pound wrench for delicate fasteners up to a 3/4 inch drive 60 to 400Nm wrench for heavy assembly, with 1/2 inch drive models at 5 to 120NM, 10 to 185NM, 30 to 300NM and 60 to 340NM in between. We also stock the Warren & Brown screw removal pliers for backing out damaged and seized screws. Speak with our team in store or around Torquay, Ocean Grove and Lara to match the right tool and range to your work.
Visit our Geelong store at 124 Fyans Street, South Geelong for hands-on advice, or browse our Warren & Brown range online with delivery across eastern and southern Australia. Trade accounts welcome.
Yes. Warren & Brown is an Australian manufacturer with a long history of producing torque wrenches and precision measuring tools locally, which is why they are a popular choice with Australian mechanics and fitters.
Choose a wrench whose range covers your target torque without sitting at the very top or bottom of the scale. Our Warren & Brown range runs from 10 to 200 inch-pounds for fine work up to 60 to 400Nm for heavy assembly, with several 1/2 inch drive models in between. Ask our Geelong team if you are unsure which suits your fasteners.
A deflecting-beam torque wrench measures torque through the controlled flex of a beam against a calibrated scale, rather than a spring. The design is robust, holds its calibration well over time and gives a clear reading, which makes it a long-serving favourite in Australian workshops.
As a general guide, a torque wrench in regular trade use is recalibrated around once a year or after heavy use, so it keeps reading accurately. Always store it backed off to its lowest setting to protect the mechanism. Ask in store about looking after your wrench.
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