Digital torque wrenches?

[Dale_Stevens]

Anyone able to recommend a digital torque wrench please?

 

I have a normal torque wrench, but I find the markings very difficult to read, and I quite fancy one that makes 'beep' noises 

 

Have my eye on this Clarke Pro327 wrench from Machine & Mart @ £95

 

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-pro237-12-drive-digital-electronic-to/

 

[J.R.]

What is wrong with an old school one that has an audible click and break torque action?

 

I expect they will make a Bluetooth connected one next

 

Editted, I have reading problems as well and did not take on board you speaking of the markings, I bet if I used my Norbar one again I would find its yet another thing I now find difficult to read.

Edited 15 February, 2021 by J.R.

[Dale_Stevens]

Having been out of stock for the last century, I finally got to pick this up today.

It has 5 x memory settings, so I can store the torque settings for my car and caravan. Easy to read display, much better than my normal wrench with its difficult to read the markings. Fairly easy to set up once you've read the instructions a couple of times.

Can set it to read the actual torque you're applying at any given time, or to just keep the highest torque setting displayed you've applied.

Flashes amber whilst applying torque, beeps when you're nearing your set pressure, then a solid beep and green light when that figure is reached.

Shame it doesn't come with a few different sized sockets, though there is a cut our in the moulded case for me to keep a few.