Snap On ATECH3FR250B

[JamesBryan]

Anyone got one of these?

Looking to get one mainly for the angle torque tightening feature.

 

[bloke]

Guessing it's one of the digital ones?

Pain in the arse!!! Hand grip moves as you are using it and causes them to power down a lot.

Save your money and get something else.

 

[JamesBryan]

Guessing it's one of the digital ones?

Pain in the arse!!! Hand grip moves as you are using it and causes them to power down a lot.

Save your money and get something else.

Yeah the digital ones.

Is that still a problem with the newer ones?

 

[bloke]

Think so, don't think it's as bad or if it gets worse as they wear a bit?

Either way normal well overpriced snap on stuff.

 

[Louis]

We have one of these at work, works pretty well. Good for development work when you want a digital readout of the torque you're putting on.

We never really use it to maximum capability though as use such small torques

 

[JamesBryan]

We have one of these at work, works pretty well. Good for development work when you want a digital readout of the torque you're putting on.

We never really use it to maximum capability though as use such small torques

Get us a 1/2" one lad ?

 

[Brigsy]

Guessing it's one of the digital ones?

Pain in the arse!!! Hand grip moves as you are using it and causes them to power down a lot.

Save your money and get something else.

Mine does that power down thing occasionally, absolute pain in the arse.

They are great when they work, however Prob best off with a good normal torque wrench and angle gauge for max reliability

 

[1985michael182]

I have the 1/2 inch digital torque wrench, had it years never faulted yet, perfect for torque/angles on bolts, set it up prior to tightening and it does the job for you... practically