ARUCMIN 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench Set - Dual-Direction Adjustable for Accurate Torque Measurement

Amazon Customer: Works as intended

United States on Nov 11, 2023

Arturo Hernández Fonseca: La calidad del material, robustez y su torque

Mexico on Nov 08, 2023

DIY Guy: This product is super easy to use, the measurements are easy to read, and it feels solid.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

Christian Alfaro: Only used it once so far for my wheels (80 ft lb) but it felt very high quality and you definitely don't have to worry about missing the click. It's very apparent once you reached your desired measurement. Box is very nice with extensions inside.

United States on Aug 30, 2023

Joe: No lo ocupo para trabajos pesados, solo para atornillar los butom brackets de las bicicletas, pero funciona muy muy bien, estoy a gusto

Mexico on May 03, 2023

Ralph Furlong: Ok, I was stuck and needed a torque wrench that could do 380 foot pounds. This unit was available, so I ordered it. Here is what I found:

1. This comes in a nice case and is very heavy. To use it, you need to screw the head piece into the body. That means to store it you have to disassemble it to put it back into the case. Assembled, it is too big to fit into any of my tool boxes or chests.

2. This uses 3/4 inch sockets. You can buy adjusters that fit different sizes of sockets and it does not affect the accuracy of the unit.

3. When you set the torque, the point at which it is reached is VERY noticeable!! There a definate sound and feel to it. There is NO way to miss it.

4. This is a VERY heavy tool all on it own. You need a lot of arm strength just to hold it, much less use it while keeping the head in place!!! I had fits getting it to 380 foot pounds! I cannot imagine trying to get it to 500.

All in all, it is a good tool and as long as you have time to assemble and disassemble the tool, the storage box works well. If this is something only used on occasion, it is probably fine. if you use it all the time, you may need to think about it and...

United States on Nov 04, 2022

Ron Ramsey: The "clicker type" torque wrench is probably the least reliable of torque wrench types. But today is about the most affordable. I have a Sturtevant flat bar type with a scale in inch pounds (accuracy certified for aircraft use). I coupled the two together using a couple of sockets & a stub of hex stock to see how close the "snap"(slip point) was to the Sturtevant. Well, it was darn close. Every time it would click just a tiny bit soon. But it's definitely close enough. I like the etched in numbers, with ft/lbs on one side & n/m on the other.. Plastic case is strong, holds adapters that comes with it. The ratchet head works well, & the push button socket release will let the socket or adapter fall off easy when pushed.
My reason for taking off a star is that the etched in numbers & lines are too small. I have to use my lens hood to read them. Also when the barrel is screwed in to a desired setting, the"O" on the barrel is a half turn away?? I found what worked was to screw the barrel until it touched the bottom of the zig-zag line for the setting I wanted, then turn some more until the zero mark on the barrel came around. The outside barrel seems to be out of...

United States on May 31, 2022