Snap-On ATECH2CS240 (4-20 ft lbs) Torque Wrench

[The Critic]

But here's my question: the ATECH2FR125 appears to have upgraded electronics. Does anyone know if those same upgraded components are now present in the other models?

I found the answer to this. The ATECH2FM100 is the only other model with the "upgraded" components. By "upgraded," I am referring to the MAG comp and the updated Yoke design.

Also, the ATECH1FS240 is currently on sale for 10% off.

 

[GMBoy]

Has anyone tested the new Quinn torque wrenches from HF? If they prove out to be accurate and durable you can have several for the price of one Snap on.

 

[The Critic]

Has anyone tested the new Quinn torque wrenches from HF? If they prove out to be accurate and durable you can have several for the price of one Snap on.

I heard they are made by eclatorq, which is the same supplier who makes the Matco and MAC digital torque wrenches. Obviously each retailer will have models that are slightly different.

 

[SubLGT]

I would love to have a torque wrench accurate up to about 45ftlb, but haven't found one in that range.

The Norbar 130101 goes up to 45 ft-lb. Accuracy is +/- 3%

NorTorque 60

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www.norbarusa.com

 

[Trav]

This is the Norbar to own. It says 3% but mine was within 1%. This is a great price for this model.

Amazon.com

 

[The Critic]

The flex-head and angle functions are definitely worthwhile on a wrench of this size, but this price tag is staggering.

 

[JHZR2]

This is the Norbar to own. It says 3% but mine was within 1%. This is a great price for this model.

Amazon.com

I bought the same and like it very much. Nice hand feel and great quality.