Performance Tool M195 1/4-Inch Drive Torque Beam Wrench - 0-80 inch/lbs | Ball Handle | Accurate Torque Measurement
Key features
- •Accurate measurements Clockwise or Counterclockwise
- •Pointed, hard spring steel beam gives precise readings while resisting bending.
- •Torque measurements calibrated in English SAE & Metric
- •60in/lbs Maximum Torque, 0-60 Working Torque
- •Deflection beam torque wrenches do not wear or fatigue over the lifetime of the tool insuring increa
Performance Tool M195 1/4-Inch Drive Torque Beam Wrench - 0-80 inch/lbs | Ball Handle | Accurate Torque Measurement
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Customer Reviews
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Just fine, but check the price
S95owner✓ Verified Purchase•July 18, 2017
This is about the 0-60 in-lb 1/4"-drive torque meter.
It seems to be accurate, because the readings were the same when I compared it to another torque meter. It's hard to go wrong with an analogue beam-type meter.
Lots of people have purchased these and are happy. But, before buying, you might wish to look around for a better deal. There is nothing really wrong with it, it should work fine for me for a long time, but it's not like the quality is anything to write home about. I may be wrong, but I therefore expect it can be found elsewhere for much less. Or maybe it goes on sale from time to time.
It seems to be accurate, because the readings were the same when I compared it to another torque meter. It's hard to go wrong with an analogue beam-type meter.
Lots of people have purchased these and are happy. But, before buying, you might wish to look around for a better deal. There is nothing really wrong with it, it should work fine for me for a long time, but it's not like the quality is anything to write home about. I may be wrong, but I therefore expect it can be found elsewhere for much less. Or maybe it goes on sale from time to time.
Does the job...
Elian✓ Verified Purchase•October 27, 2016
For the money this is a good value. It's well enough made for something so small and inexpensive. I do however question its accuracy.
It came with the pointer not aligned correctly to zero - it was about 2 in/lbs off. I bent the arm to make it align as this is all I could think to do to get at least a reasonably accurate reading. This also made me not completely confident in its accuracy.
This was in my case concerning as I needed this to set pinion bearing pre-load on an automotive differential to 8-12 in/lbs which is a very light and important torque setting to apply correctly.
It came with the pointer not aligned correctly to zero - it was about 2 in/lbs off. I bent the arm to make it align as this is all I could think to do to get at least a reasonably accurate reading. This also made me not completely confident in its accuracy.
This was in my case concerning as I needed this to set pinion bearing pre-load on an automotive differential to 8-12 in/lbs which is a very light and important torque setting to apply correctly.
Works well for what I needed
Scott C. Hart✓ Verified Purchase•September 27, 2016
Just what I needed except I'd have rather had 3/8" drive in inch lbs. measurement but not a lot of those around unless you want to spend 350.00 for a dial type and then not everyone has them in inch lbs. or small enough range to convert where they can be used for inch lb. applications so this works fine at a fair price.
Well made, easy to use, and perfect range ( 2 - 20 ft-lb) for my application
Chicago John✓ Verified Purchase•June 30, 2016
I bought this to use with lower torque motorcycle bolts in the range of 2 - 20 ft-lb. It appears to be well-built, weighing in at 1.75 lb with an overall length of 13 inches. The shaft is graduated in in-lb on one side and N-m on the other, with increments of 15 in-lb / 3.33 N-m. The handle has hash marks in 1.5 in-lb / 0.17 N-m, allowing for settings between shaft graduations accurate to about1 in-lb. (I haven't checked accuracy against my beam unit yet). It can be set to trigger in either clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation. The plastic case should be adequate to protect it in a tool box. The design makes it easy to use and the range should cover the majority of my motorcycle maintenance and repair needs.
This review is for the 0-150 ft/lbs 1/2" Dr Beam ...
replayreb✓ Verified Purchase•June 28, 2016
This review is for the 0-150 ft/lbs 1/2" Dr Beam Style Torque Wrench. Durable, accurate and never needs calibrating. I've never trusted click-style torque wrenches because of their notorious inaccuracy. As a matter of fact a lot of mechanics calibrate their click-style torque wrenches using a beam-style torque wrench.
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