🔧 High-Quality 1/2 Drive Digital Torque Wrench, (12.5-250 ft.-lb./17-340 N.m) - Heavy-Duty Electronic Tool with Buzzer and LCD Flash Notification - Accurate up to ±2% - Includes Certificate of Calibration Review

This device has an LCD display that runs on 2 batteries. It also has a memory function and a sound signal. Good comfortable non-slip grip, fleshy head and body. Comes in a molded case that makes it easy to carry and store the key without damaging it. Automatic switch-off and a 36-tooth ratchet complete the equipment. Reliable mid-range digital torque wrench for every need at home or in the garage. Covers 12-250 ft-lbs, wrench comes with factory calibration certificate.

Anyone who has ever worked with an electronic torque tool will not want to be without it again. So set the value and turn it until the beep sounds. No more trying to hear/feel the needle drop click. This is clearly an easy-to-use tool. It is not surprising that professionals use such electronic tools as they make life easier. The fit and finish of the tool is excellent and the case that comes with it fits perfectly in my tool cabinet. This one goes up to 250 ft/lb which should be the minimum…

I am very happy with this torque wrench. I had an old Gearwrench digital torque wrench that I lost and this one looks very much like it. It has all the usual features and can easily be switched between metric and SAE. The 12-250 ft-lb range makes it very versatile, although I use it primarily for wheel tightening and other automotive work where I'm in the 70-100 ft-lb range depending on the vehicle. The general build quality is very good. and the battery is easy to replace. The tool comes in a…

The name is no joke, this really is the best torque wrench. Why I didn't buy a digital torque wrench sooner is probably the dumbest thing I've ever done. My joints would thank me and my curse glass wouldn't be nearly as full. I like to break a lot of my jeeps and help others with theirs. I've always used the traditional click stop style and figured digital is basically the same thing but instead of turning a dial you set the torque digitally. And I couldn't be more wrong. They set the torque in

I have several torque wrenches. My favorite peeve is the high performance mode, but the measurements are stamped into the shiny chrome metal and are really hard to read. You almost have to wipe them with black engine dirt or grease to make them legible. Then this one comes. Not only does it have a bright, clear, easy to read digital display (requires 2 double AA batteries), it also has many other features, not the least of which is recording/saving your measurements. All these functional things

This was my first experience with an electric torque wrench and I cannot describe how excited I was about it. Having used the manual click type for years, I've always envied people who had electronic ones. But my excitement was soon drowned out by vague instructions in the manual, and one of my turn signals didn't work. There are many options with this torque wrench, one of which is a set of presets. But the instructions in the manual are very confusing, but after a while I decided I had…