Nail those torque specs on the go with Silca's updated torque wrench

Silca claims new wrench is the lightest, smallest multi tool with torque

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Published: October 19, 2017 at 8:20 pm

With the advent of featherweight carbon components the necessity of torque wrenches became vastly more important. In fact, Silca claims that 70% of failed carbon bars, stems, and seatposts come from over tightening bolts. To alleviate this issue while out on a ride, Silca has built upon its T-Ratchet and Ti-Torque tools to introduce its lighter and more precise T-Ratchet + T-Torque multi-tool.

A duck waxed canvas case holds everything and folds up small to slip into a jersey pocket - Courtesy

Silca T-Ratchet and T-Torque specs

  • Ti-Torque Beam for measuring 2-8Nm
  • 72 tooth ratchet with convertible magnetic extensions
  • Hex bits (2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm)
  • Torx bits (T10, T20, T25)
  • 2mm Phillips bit
  • Duck waxed canvas carrying case (120mm x 70mm x 30mm)
  • Titanium and aluminum construction

The new T-Torque tool differs from the previous model by using three separate torque scales, 2 or 6, 3 or 5, and 4 or 8Nm, whereas the older version had all the torque settings on a single tool end, which made it difficult for some to precisely nail the exact torque required.

Silca's T-Ratchets feature aluminum and titanium construction - Courtesy

Silca claims the titanium torque tool weighs in at 30 grams.

Like the original multi-tool, the T-Ratchet + T-Torque tool's handle can be swapped from a T end to a more standard ratchet end.

The six hex bits, three Torx bits, and Phillips screwdriver bit are held in the tool magnetically.

A duck waxed canvas case stores all the tools and is sized to slip into a jersey pocket.

Silca T-Ratchet and T-Torque pricing and availability

Silca predicts the updated tools will be shipping the end of October and retail is $99, UK£ and AU$ TBD.