When the utmost accuracy is paramount, this ½-inch digital torque wrench from GearWrench offers a top-of-the-line solution.

Depending on your budget, there are a few different types of Craftsman torque wrenches available. We'll look at two of the brand's most popular models. In the world of tools, there are very few brand ...

We’ve all heard veteran wrenchers say they no longer use torque wrenches. After years in the industry, their bodies intuitively know when they’ve got the hardware right where it needs to be. I ...

The Sears Craftsman Electronic Torque Wrench is and electronic sensor and the torque readings are clearly displayed. The torque limits can be preset and a warning beep sounds when reached. It switches ...

The Check-Line DTW 100 is a super-nice electronic torque wrench. It works well for motorcycle use, with a useful range and an audible “beep” when the correct torque is reached. This could and should ...

Without the proper tools, it’s easy to leave a fastening on your car, motorcycle or even bicycle just a little bit too loose - so that it rattles undone again, with catastrophic results. Or you can ...

The best bike torque wrenches will ensure you can adhere to torque specifications and keep yourself and your bike safe ...

The Unior 266b is more expensive than the competition and comes without any accessories. For many people that may put it out of the running but it does have features that make it just a little easier ...

I bought my first torque wrench as a teenager when I started autocrossing. It was a Craftsman clicker-type. I still have a later version of it today—along with at least a half-dozen other torquing ...

Officially, Craftsman's Torque Meter is called an Electronic Rotary Torque Sensor System. For clarity, it's sort of a high-tech torque wrench, but it's unlike any torque wrench you've ever seen.