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Product catalog summary

Overview: This document provides a salable parts list for the 'M' Series Flat Beam Torque Wrenches by Sturtevant Richmont, a division of Ryeson Corp. It includes contact information, notes on part replacement, and a detailed parts list for various models.

Contact Information: Sturtevant Richmont is located at 555 Kimberly Avenue, Carol Stream, IL 60188. They can be reached via phone at 847/455-8677 or 800/877-1347, fax at 847/455-0347, email at [email protected], and their website is www.srtorque.com.

Notes on Part Replacement:

Care must be taken not to damage or scratch the scale when replacing memory fingers and/or memory track.
The handle must pivot freely during operation to ensure accuracy.

Parts Diagram: A diagram is provided to guide the nomenclature and location of parts. It depicts a large plastic handle, with smaller tools using a ball handle and larger tools using a steel handle.

Parts List: The document lists all salable parts for each model, noting that only some tools use a Handle Stop and Hammer Assembly. The parts list includes part numbers for components such as Track Rivet, Memory Track, Memory Fingers, Pivot Pin Handle, Handle Stop Rivet, and Hammer Assembly.

Key Models and Parts:

Models range from M 10 I to M 1800 I, with specific part numbers for each component.
Some models like M 200, M 300, and M 600 R include additional parts such as Handle Stop Rivet and Hammer Assembly.

Catalog excerpts

Sturtevant Richmont Sturtevant Richmont Div. of Ryeson Corp. 555 Kimberly Avenue Carol Stream, IL 60188 Phones: 847/455-8677 800/877-1347 Fax: 847/455-0347 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.srtorque.com Salable Parts List for “M” Series Flat Beam Torque Wrenches Sturtevant Richmont does not sell all parts for M series at beam torque wrenches due to the unique nature of these tools. There are a limited number of parts that can be replaced without returning the tool to the factory for repair. Notes 1. When replacing memory ngers and/or memory track, care must be taken not to damage or scratch scale. 2. When replacing the handle or related components the handle must pivot freely when in operation or the wrench will be inaccurate. This diagram is intended as a guide to the nomenclature for and location of the parts. The large plastic handle is depicted in the drawing; smaller tools use a ball handle (not depicted) and larger tools use a steel handle similar in shape to the one depicted in the diagram. The parts number tables contain the correct handle part number for the tool.

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