Set of tools in tray 5 for 2600A and 2600C

A torque-and-pliers tray bundles the bench’s calibrated-torque inventory with the everyday pliers that share the precision-work drawer slot. The SET5-2600AC Torque Tools and Pliers tray for the Unior 2600A and 2600C workbenches is sized for that bench-drawer role; a foam-cut tray dropping into the 990WD7 cabinet integrated into the 2600-series benches.

What this tray covers

The tray loadout follows the same broad pattern as the related SET4-2600AC Torque Tools and Pliers tray: the Electronic Torque Wrench 266B (covering the bike-fastener torque range from carbon-bar bolts at 5 Nm through crank bolts at 35–50 Nm), the 1/4” and 1/2” socket set across the everyday metric range, Y-handle hex and Torx wrenches, and the pliers inventory (cable-puller, combination, waterpump, long-nose).

Differences from the SET4 variant: the SET5 SKU reflects a later-catalog version with revisions to the specific tool inventory. The torque, socket, and pliers categories remain the same; the per-SKU contents may differ in count or specific bit sizes from the SET4 SKU.

Why a torque tray pays back

A calibrated torque wrench separates professional service from amateur service in the bike industry; the per-fastener difference shows up in warranty rates on carbon components, stripped crank bolts, and brake-caliper-mount fatigue failures. The 266B’s dual-drive design (1/4” and 1/2”) covers the full bike-fastener torque range in one tool; the matching socket inventory removes the “do I have the right socket for this torque value” question that breaks the workflow without a complete tool set.

For shops not adding the torque wrench, the SET1-2600AC general-tools tray covers everyday Hex and Phillips work without the torque element. The SET5-2600AC adds the precision-and-torque layer above SET1.

Compatibility

Sized for the bench-integrated 990WD7 drawer in the Unior 2600A and 2600C workbenches.

Built in Zreče, Slovenia

Unior has been forging hand tools in Zreče since 1919, and sponsors professional road and mountain-bike race teams. The 266B Electronic Torque Wrench is part of Unior’s calibrated-tool line; the hex/Torx bit-sockets are manufactured to DIN 7422 (hex bit socket dimensional standard).

Pro tip from our mechanics

The torque-tray decision is downstream of the shop's service-category mix. If carbon-component installs, crank service, and high-warranty-risk work are recurring revenue lines, the calibrated-torque line item is the part of the bench that prevents warranty-claim losses. Our broader workshop-setup guide includes a torque-fastener-by-fastener decision tree for which jobs need calibrated tools and which don't: How to set up a professional bike workshop →