BULLTOOLS 1/4-inch Torque Wrench

This works like it should and looks good doing it. It is a quality wrench but being older with waning near sight the graduations printed are hard to read and tiny. I still think it's a great wrench and would buy another if I ever break this one. Have used it quite a bit for over a year and it still does a great job.

Purchased to work on my motorcyle. Need a torque wrench with smaller range. Easy to use. Very pleased with quality for the money…good value.

Used this professionally in the aircraft industry. Certified every year till now... 6 years of use out of a 40 doll hair torque wrench... Lower torque settings break over and click is really low., but you get use to it.. worked fine for what it was... Never broke anything because of it

Great size for small, light duty, tasks. Easy to set torque rating and provides clearly discernable 'click' when set point is reached.

Hard to believe this precision tool is real for the price, really nice.

I love this torque wrench. I bought it to use while my main torque wrench was repaired and to act as a backup. As a transmission builder, it is one of the most used tools I have. It is made extremely well and has a smooth action. I am very pleased with this wrench, especially for the price.

PROS: >Decent build quality with smooth handle operation. >Accurate between 40-60 in-lbs. (4.5 – 6.7 N-m) – Sweet spot for most bicycle nuts and bolts. >Very distinctive “click” sound and feel even at lowest setting of 20 in-lbs. CONS: >Only accurate between 40-60 in-lbs. Outside of that range you're looking at +/- 11% accuracy. >Difficult to read markings on handle. I bought this 1/4 Bulltools torque wrench mainly for bike repair and maintenance at home. Before using it I tested its accuracy with a calibrated digital torque meter (HIOS HP-100). Test range is limited to 90 in-lbs. since that is the max capability of the torque meter. I only tested for clockwise accuracy. Percent Error are as follows based on average reading of five measurements at each settings: 20 in-lbs.: Average reading = 22.24 in-lbs. (Percent Error = 11.2%) 40 in-lbs.: Average reading = 40.36 in-lbs. (Percent Error = 0.9%) - Impressive! 60 in-lbs.: Average reading = 57.48 in-lbs. (Percent Error = 4.2%) 80 in-lbs.: Average reading = 70.86 in-lbs. (Percent Error = 11.4%) 90 in-lbs.: Average reading = 79.33 in-lbs. (Percent Error = 11.9%) I retested at 90 in-lbs. using the weight method and a 13-pound dumbbell. With the drive secured on a bolt via a socket I tried suspending the dumbbell on the handle at different distances from the drive starting at 5” and going outward to see where it “clicks”. The wrench breaks/clicks consistently at 6” distance from center of the drive, which translate to 78 in-lbs. The values on the calibration certificate shows clockwise percent error of less than 1% at three different settings. The percent error I got at five different settings do not seem to agree with the certificate, as my results vary between 0.9% and 11.9%. Unfortunately, this had to go back since I need a torque wrench accurate at a wider range than just 40-60 in-lbs. (4.51-6.77 Nm). Otherwise I would've just bought a preset 5 Nm torque driver.

I have a number of Torque wrenches.... covering lots of my decades of my motor-vehicle repairs. This is my first 1/4" in. drive one that is measured in in.lbs. I was pleasantly surprised that at this point,,, it has worked correctly for a number of fasteners on my H.D. that have lots of bolts,, that need to be torqued in inch lbs. and not ft. lbs. Being a Harley,,, lol I am sure I will have plenty of opportunities to use this torque wrench on fasteners that require lower settings... I will keep you posted 😉

Works very well if you're a home gamer. You can hear and feel the click. Fairly easy to read. Worth the $86. Little rough on the Finish around the barrel. But would buy again

Works as mentioned. Strong and sturdy. Happy with purchase.

Na

Good Product iam happy with product