The click torque wrench, which measures in foot pounds, is highly accurate and is rated at 20 to 100-lbs.ft.. It also comes ...

10 lb.-ft. to 250 lb.-ft. Clicking-style torque wrench, includes carrying case, ... If you're reattaching a piece of interior trim that should be torqued to 12 inch-pounds torque limit, ...

This 1/2-inch torque wrench from GearWrench is reasonably priced and can torque bolts from 30 to 250-lbs.ft. GearWrench says it's accurate to within 3% of the preset torque setting.

If your wrench handle is one foot long and you push on it with 25 lbs. of force, you are tightening the bolt with 25 ft.-lbs. of torque. There are two ways to measure it: make a wild guess or use ...

This 1/2-inch torque wrench from GearWrench is reasonably priced and can torque bolts from 30 to 250-lbs.ft. GearWrench says it's accurate to within 3% of the preset torque setting.

This ½-inch torque wrench from CDI—owned by Snap-On, which is famous for quality and precision—is about as powerful as they come with an impressive torque range of 30 to 250 foot-pounds.

Craftsman’s digital torque wrench checks all the boxes for what you should want out of this tool. With its 1/2-inch drive and 50-to-250 foot-pounds of torque, it capably handles large fasteners.

The 3/8-inch drive model is a 10 to 75 ft-lbs torque wrench, while the 1/2-inch drive unit does 20 to 150 ft-lbs. Craftsman says the torque wrench is accurate to ±4 percent of the measured load.

We also have a Sears Craftsman “Microtork” micrometer torque wrench with a 3/8″ drive, with a capacity of 25 to 250 inch pounds (~2 to 20 ft. lbs.) and 3.61 to 29.03 Newton meters for use with ...