Now i have a 3/8" & 1/4" click type Torque Wrenchs. There about 20+ years old.
As i'm buying some new tools at the moment, i'm thinking about getting Digital Torque Wrenchs.
Does anyone use a Digital Torque Wrench and what brand is it and how good is it.
Dont want to pay the earth for them, but i think £150 each is my max.
So tell me what brand i should go for within my budget.
Torque Wrench
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Stu
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Re: Torque Wrench
I have a couple of digital torque wrenches that I use for servicing mine from machine mart's pro range
They are pretty decent and very accurate too no issues so far one goes up to 135nm while the other is up to 30nm for smaller stuff both have served me well so far
They are pretty decent and very accurate too no issues so far one goes up to 135nm while the other is up to 30nm for smaller stuff both have served me well so far
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Re: Torque Wrench
@Stu
Are your torque wenches Clarke Pro ?
I'm looking at getting these 2 :
Clarke PRO235B 1/4" Drive Digital Torque Wrench
Clarke PRO236 3/8" Drive Digital Electronic Torque Wrench
Are your torque wenches Clarke Pro ?
I'm looking at getting these 2 :
Clarke PRO235B 1/4" Drive Digital Torque Wrench
Clarke PRO236 3/8" Drive Digital Electronic Torque Wrench
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Re: Torque Wrench
Yes I have the Clarke Pro range
Although I have a smaller 3 to 30nm and one of the big ones and just use an adaptor for larger sockets