1/4-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench with 150-Pound Capacity - CDI 1501MRMH

RS: Perfect for all the small but important fasteners. Very high quality, great feel, great documentation.

United States on Jun 18, 2023

Greg: This is the nicest torque wrench I've owned, after almost 5 years of use on different motorcycles, on critical bolts it's been very reliable with a smooth click motion. It feels consistent. Would recommend as a tool you can "trust" without breaking the bank. Only complaint is the reverse/fixed switch stays in place but could be a bit firmer (easy to knock out of position).

United States on Jan 30, 2023

Jim Mantle: Small, fits in tight places, nice distinct click, reversible ratchet, works as it should. Only complaint is I need my glasses to read the setting.

Canada on Jul 16, 2021

derek : Exactamente lo que necesitaba y con un tiempo de entrega excepcional

Mexico on Jul 01, 2018

Jason Korfman: Really nice torque wrench. Short enough to fit into tight places. Very precise, company says accurate to +/- 4%, but the calibration certificate that came with mine was within +/- 1.5%. Only thing I didn't like was the switch on the ratchet doesn't have a positive detent, it's very easy to switch it when working in a tight spot, not worth removing a star though.

Canada on Jun 04, 2018

Zeke Lutz: CDI Torque 2502MRMH 3/8-Inch Drive Metal Handle Click Type Torque Wrench, Torque Range 30 to 250-Inc

Let me start off by saying this is an AWESOME torque wrench. Yes the price is high. Yes you could get one for much cheaper. But there are 2 HUGE reasons why this is a better torque wrench than most.

3/8 drive with INCH pounds!!!! I cannot tell you how freaking hard it is to find a torque wrench in inch pounds with 3/8 drive. Every spark plug socket I've ever used is 3/8 drive and every inch pound torque wrench I've found is 1/4, which means messing around with adapters that throw off your accuracy. I'm not about that life. Speaking of which....

It is ACCURATE! + or - 4% at this small of a torque range means when that wrench clicks you are right on that specified torque. This is critical for things like spark plugs, valve cover gaskets, oil pans, coil pack screws etc. Having something accurate you can trust is critical, and this tool meets the bill.

The wrench itself comes in a blow mold case with the wrench itself inside along with a manual and the specific torque test results done for that wrench. The outside of the case says that CDI...

United States on Sep 20, 2017

Silveradosue: This is my 3rd CDI torque wrench that I've purchased from Amazon. This was bought to complete my set as I already owned the 1/2 and 3/8 sizes. I believe the heads are the only difference between these and the Snap on version. While I love snap on and have used snap on extensively along with craftsman and occasionally some husky brand stuff, these are absolutely amazing quality and accuracy for the price. I've recently installed a new clutch, brakes, rotated tires, and used this 1/4 size for torqing a slave cylinder to a transmission and some motorcycle and dirt bike maintenance. All torque wrenches have held up awesome and stay in calibration very well providing you zero them out when done, keep them clean, and store them carefully in their cases. I love that they come with a protective case and a certificate of calibration. If you like high quality tools and don't want to pay snap on prices definitely buy CDI. I haven't had any issues in 2-3 years, so that says a lot considering how much they are used. Plus, if they ever need recalibration I can mail them to CDI in Southern California for a reasonable cost.

Others have mentioned that warranty is not...

United States on Jul 09, 2016

Erin Borysowich: works great and the larger range is just what i needed. saves me from carrying 2 torque wrenches in my service kit.

Canada on May 29, 2015

JAH: Dollar for dollar, this wrench is a winner. In terms of fit and finish, it is virtually identical to a Snap-on torque wrench I own, which costs nearly 4-times as much. The Snap-on wrench may be more durable in professional use, due to what appears to be a more robust ratcheting head, but any performance difference is not immediately evident. I also own wrenches manufactured by Craftsman and Gear Wrench and it’s clearly superior to either of those.

The construction is all metal and the knurled handle provides a positive grip. Torque settings are laser engraved and easy to read, and the spring-loaded collar positively locks the wrench to whatever setting you choose. Another feature that I really like about the CDI wrench, is the fact that you can lock the ratchet. This is very useful when you’re using extensions, or dog-bones.

In my opinion, there’s nothing not to like about this wrench. I just purchased it a short time ago, so I can’t speak to its long-term performance or durability, but I have no reason to believe, that with proper care, it won’t last a very long time.

I think this is a great wrench for the money and I would...

United States on Feb 03, 2015

Colonel Gludo: I have tried other, less expensive, and they never work as advertised. This one comes complete with high quality and craftsmanship at a reasonable price. As time goes on I will purchase more of these.

Canada on May 08, 2013