Digital torque wrench

[M.C..]

I have a normal clicky torque wrench "cheap version" that does 220Nm but need one that does 275 Nm for the hub nuts.

Seen this Sealey STW310 which also does angles, it is more than I wanted to pay but nice to have angle feature as well.

Has anyone used one or any other suggestions for not silly money?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CN1GV75J/?tag=cliospnet01-21

 

[Flob]

Thats a decent torque range and the angle is nice.

I don't think you will find much cheaper than that and still trust it? A non beepy Norbar in that range is more. Bit cheaper from not Amazon:

Sealey STW310 Angle Torque Wrench Digital 1/2"Sq Drive 30-340Nm (22-250lb.ft) | McCormick Tools

Rugged and resilient digital torque wrench suitable for workshop and factory use. LCD read-out with LED, vibration and audible alarms to indicate achieved and target torque levels.

www.mccormicktools.co.uk

 

[TheBandit]

I use a Clarke 1700638 Pro238 (Adapter), Got it for about £50. It is massive compared to a wrench setup. I use a 1/2 breaker on it for things like hub nuts, wheel bolts, engine mounts and the like. Have a smaller povo spring torque wrench for the smaller bits.

Clarke 1700638 Pro238 Drive Digital Torque Adaptor

Converts a standard square drive torque wrench, ratchet or breaker bar to electronic. Ideal for tightening bolts & nuts to a d...

www.powertoolsdirect.com

 

[JamesBryan]

Yeah that's cheap for a digi with angle.

I have the Halfords 300 wrench which is the normal clicky and that's over £100.

Can sometimes find the Snap On ones on ebay for around £300 used.