Torque tool

Torque tool, in particular a torque screwdriver, with a handle and a setting body which can be rotated about the longitudinal axis of the handle for adjusting a torque, wherein the setting body can be unlocked and locked in relation to the handle by a locking body, characterised in that the locking body is assigned a switching ring, wherein the switching ring is linearly displaceable relative to the locking body and at least one switching pin is provided on the switching ring, which is supported on a control track in the setting body and between the switching ring and the locking body a locking disc and a spring element loading the locking disc are arranged, wherein the locking disc has latching bodies which interact with latching receptacles in the handle, wherein by rotating the locking body, the switching pin is moved along the control track and an axial movement of the switching ring and the locking disc relative to the handle can be effected, whereby the latching bodies can be moved out of the latching receptacles to unlock the setting element and can be brought into engagement with the latching receptacles to lock the setting element.

Torque tool, in particular a torque screwdriver, with a handle and a setting body that can be rotated about the longitudinal axis of the handle for adjusting a torque, wherein the setting body can be unlocked and locked in relation to the handle by a locking body, wherein a switching ring is assigned to the locking body and at least one switching pin is provided on the switching ring, which is supported on a control track in the setting body, wherein the control track is formed 360° circumferentially in the setting body and a change in the switching state of the setting body from unlocking to locking and vice versa takes place by rotating the locking body about the longitudinal axis, wherein the switching pin and the control track are designed and interact in such a way that the switching state can be changed without a stop and independently of the direction of rotation of the locking body, i.e. both by turning it to the left and by turning it to the right.