HAZET torque wrench 5108-3CT I Output: square 6.3 mm (1/4 inch), tolerance: 3%, 20 teeth (operating angle 18 degrees) I Tool suitable for bicycle or similar two-wheelers

Can’t beat that Hazet quality

Great tool well made

Very high quality and easy to setup and undo.

I have used Hazet tools for years. This time I bought this torque wrench with all confidence to get a top quality german tool. It works great, very precise, easy to use, easy to store. The best choice.

I bought this to replace the excessively large, 1/2" torque wrenches. We use it to torque down our vises in our CNC machine. Note, this only reads in Nm.

This torque wrench is worth it. Very accurate and built like a tank.

This Hazet 5110-3CT (10-60 NM) torque wrench is a highly accurate tool and easy to use and also a real joy to use. I now want to buy the Hazet 40-200 NM version. If you have a European make of motorcycle (like BMW, etc.) this is the perfect tool to get all your maintenance torques done accurately. Look at the accuracy test sheet I provided a picture of that came with the torque wrench. You will see the certified torque tests being almost dead on the test specification value and no more off at the worst of 1/2 NM. That works out to a +\- accuracy across the torque wrench range of +\-1%. No other torque wrench I’ve seen can touch that level of accuracy. The hard plastic case it comes in (see provided picture) is also very cool and adequate to tighten down around the wrench and protect it while stored. Mine was ordered on Amazon and it shipped from Germany and arrived at my house in North Carolina in roughly 10 days— fast for overseas!!

Solid quality from a know provider. No, it's not digital, No, it's not back-lit, No it doesn't have an angle torque function. It's old school in all the best ways. Well built, robust and accurate.My only complaint mirrors what others have said. My unit arrived via DHL with a hole in the box, large enough to allow the entire wrench in it's plastic tube to be removed. I was concerned at how many times it might have fallen out and landed hard, but when compared with readings from a digital unit it reads fine. Not sure where the exploratory hole was punched, as the box was clearly opened and resealed at the flaps in Customs.