eTORK 1/2" Digital Torque Wrench, 25-250 ft-lb Heavy-Duty Automotive Tool

I've owned a Craftsman 3/8 electronic digital torque wrench that has worked well over the last few years. When my old 1/2" torque wrench finally failed, I found this eTORK 1/2" auto electronic torque wrench on Amazon. The electronic portion looked so much like my 3/8" Craftsman that has worked so well I decided to order it. When it arrived, I was pleased with the quality and immediately torqued a number of 130-190 ft-lb fasteners that my broken old wrench couldn't. The eTORK 1/2" Auto Electronic torque wrench is identical, except in torque capacity and drive, to my Craftsman 3/8" wrench. So much so, I think the Craftsman is just a rebadged version of the eTORK. I'm very happy with my purchase. The eTORK Auto Electronic 1/2" 250 ft-lb torque wrench is easy to use and heavy duty. I expect it to last for years.

I dropped onto the cement by accident at just the right angle which it broke the battery housing. Great customer service I’ve only used a few times but Murphy’s law I dropped it by accident on the cement and broke the battery housing. Two years later (but hardly used) they still honored it , and shipped me a new one. Couldn’t ask for better customer service. As for the tool itself, works great!!

Items were delivered not damaged and delivered ahead of tracking date. Items were as described and useful. I will buy from vendor again.

I purchased this in 2019 and it is has been an excellent digital torque wrench for the few times per year it has been used. However, I am deducting a star because I finally had to change the two batteries (LR44) and I was disappointed with the design/quality of the battery compartment. I had trouble putting the battery compartment cap back on and I almost ruined/tore the tiny little wire. I should have taken a picture of it but failed to and I am definitely not going to risk opening it again.

I have a 3/8" torque wrench (Husky) and needed to use a 1/2" Hex bit so opted for a 3/8 to 1/2 adapter. Well, the space on my car was too tight for all that so I needed to buy a 1/2" torque wrench fast. I did the usual research but needed it to be an electronic wrench and have a "click" feature instead of a beeping sound. While eTORK was a brand I was not familiar with I decided to go ahead and try it out. I was not disappointed in any way! Easy to use, I didn't bother with the manual. Just pull the tab on the batteries, turn it on, set the torque and start wrenching. Within minutes of it arriving I had installed the plug on my front differential with the correct torque (45Nm required, but this wrench easily displays other torque units). If I didn't already have a 3/8" torque wrench, I would buy one from eTORK!

Used it once on my Tesla wheels and absolutely love it. The best of both worlds, mechanical and digital. So easy to operate and cheaper but not a bad alternative to other digital torque wrenches. Fantastic product very nicely priced.

Amazon messed up my order by sending me the wrong wrench. Cliff at etork went out of his way to make the whole experience painless. They immediately took care of this and even gave a discount for the inconvenience! The product is amazing. I had another torque wrench from epauto that never clicked at the set limit, almost snapped my bolt. So I needed a reliable torque wrench that I could trust. Their product gave me this confidence due to the precision it provided and solid design. The team at etork really takes pride in their products and in making sure the customer is happy. I can't stress it enough, it's really worth the investment. It's worth spending the extra 20/30 bucks in a torque wrench when you think of the damages an overtorque (or under) can do and the massive cost it can imply. DIY or pro, that product will satisfy you right away. You can feel it too when you're using it! Thanks Cliff! I ended up ordering more torques to cover all the ranges I needed! Can't wait to get these too.

Of all the digital torque wrenches offered by Amazon I ended up choosing this one majority for price. I got it for $98 after a 20% discount was applied. So that was huge in my decision. I didn’t wanna pay $250-$350 for one and really if the cheaper ones can do the same thing. So at first I watched a video on how to use it, and after that I used it for my Ford Explorer’s lug nut install. Many of my original lug nuts had been stripped, so I took it to a small mechanic shop so they could remove the lug nuts, and as they removed them I installed my new ones and torqued them at 100ft/lbs as is the setting for my specific vehicle. And I gotta tell you, it was so easy to torque them down. I pushed on it until I heard the click, and went to the next one. Even the guy helping me out asked where I got it from, because he liked it so much. He even asked if he could do my last wheels lug nuts so he could try it out! I only gave it 4 stars, because unfortunately it only provides the click that normal torque wrenches do. This torque wrench would’ve been perfect if it beeped or gave you some kind of audible notice that the torque threshold was about to be met, and then met itself. Although the click is noticeable, you could miss that click if your not paying attention or our listening to music. Better yet, you know what, for the price I paid, I think I am gonna give it 5 stars for the overall performance of it compared to the price I paid! Get one while you can!👍🏼

Je viens de l'essayer pour la 1ère fois. Fonctionne extrêmement bien, je recommande!