The Check-Line DTW 100 is a super-nice electronic torque wrench. It works well for motorcycle use, with a useful range and an audible “beep” when the correct torque is reached. This could and should ...

The Sears Craftsman Electronic Torque Wrench is and electronic sensor and the torque readings are clearly displayed. The torque limits can be preset and a warning beep sounds when reached. It switches ...

A torque wrench is an extremely important tightening tool that you definitely don’t want to skimp on, especially if you’re using it to tighten your car’s lug nuts, or other fasteners important to your ...

Harbor Freight has a vast selection of affordable tools that many users state to be valuable and durable. Within the store's hand tool selection, users enjoy Icon, Harbor Freight's high-quality ...

Designed for R&D, quality control, and lab, maintenance, or production applications, the TorqueMate electronic torque wrench tests and stores the resulting data for ISO, SPC, and QC documentation ...

Electronic torque wrenches are all the rage, if for no better reason than they look cool. But for serious engine builders, an electronic wrench is getting closer to necessity for its ability to torque ...

SPARKS, MD--(Marketwired - Aug 8, 2016) - GearWrench®, an innovative hand tool brand known for tools that deliver speed, strength, and access to automotive technicians, today released a new video ...

Torque wrenches are extremely versatile tools that no home mechanic can live without. A good-quality torque wrench provides precise torque measurements for optimal safety and consistency at work or in ...

We’re aware that most of you Gizmodo readers are blessed with Herculean strength, so here’s something just for you: the GearWrench Electronic Torque Wrench, a techno-tool that will keep you from ...

OTC, an SPX brand, has introduced its new TPM Electronic Torque Wrench (P/N 3833-25). This torque wrench was designed specifically for use on TPM sensor nuts and will cover torque requirements from 10 ...

A torque wrench is basically required when working under the hood of a car or on a motorcycle. Sure, you can cut corners and use a ratchet or whatever other tool you have lying around, but bust a bolt ...