AWI-100

Most people think of long handled torque wrenches capable of tightening bolts to 200 ft/lbs or more, but I have a machine that requires the mounting screws for its cutters be tightened to 6 in/lbs. None of my torque wrenches are capable of going that low; my smallest starting at 20 in/lbs. This one starts at about 2.5 in/lbs or .3 Newton-Meters, which works great for low torque applications. I love the large LCD readout and the LED indicator when the desired torque setting is reached. The 72 tooth ratchet is great and provides for a 5 degree swing for precise granularity to tighten machine screws and bolts to the required torque settings.

This SUGPV 1/4 inch drive Mini Digital Torque wrench has been a great investment. Easy to find and switch to either imperial or metric settings. I used this torque wrench to rebuild my Stihl FS80 trimmer. I want to thank this seller for making this torque wrench available at a great price, and tool of high quality. Looking forward in doing more business with this seller in the near future. Thank you.

The instructions included leave much to be desired but once I figured out how to set it to the desired torque, it did beep like crazy to let me know when I'd reached it. Only used it to tighten down an oil filter housing so far, but I have spark plugs to change next.

Very good product. I was a car mechanic. Should have bought this a long time to work on my Harley. Perfect for the low torque required on lot of parts on my 95 Harley Fatboy that I bought new 30 years ago. I always torque every components requiring to be torqued on my bike. I am a perfectionist guy, this tool is a must, no guest work.

Easy to use, accurate, and can switch from ft lbs to inch lbs easily

I need a torque wrech to cover low toqrue range applications (2 to 10 Nm). I tried a 1/4 click torque wrench before. The problem: most of my sockets are 3/8, so I need an adapter for everything. Clicking feels tricky with low torque settings. So I decided to return the click one and give this a shot. Digital torque wrench does work better for low torque settings, since you can hear the beep and also read the current torque. The only downside is the price

Easy to use and accurate. Runs on two AA batteries and will be easy to change when necessary.

As a torque wrench it worked great and seemed accurate. I used this mainly to tighten 3D printer nozzles in the 1.8nm range but wanted it for other machining work too. My only suggestion is setting the target torque takes too long with a slow movement in 4 digits of accuracy...totally overkill. I wish it at least accelerated as you held down the button or something...a small step for coder, a giant leap for user.