Torque screwdriver recommendations

[Ali]

I need a 1/4” hex adjustable torque screwdriver with a range of 0.2-2.0nm (higher if possible), can anyone make a recommendation?

Thanks

 

[Mike B]

Facom A.402. Well made tool. Make sure you get the adjustable one, not the “production” A.442 which is set to a single torque. 0.5 to 2.5 Nm

 

[123hotchef]

I need a 1/4” hex adjustable torque screwdriver with a range of 0.2-2.0nm (higher if possible), can anyone make a recommendation?

Thanks

I think I have a spare one here if you dont mind a decent used one

 

[stuvy]

I have the wera one upto 1.9nm

074794 | Wera 1/4 in Hex Pre-Settable Torque Screwdriver, 0.9 → 1.5Nm | RS

uk.rs-online.com

 

[Ali]

I think I have a spare one here if you dont mind a decent used one

I was going to get work to pay for it, they won’t buy used but if the price is right and it’s a good one I’m interested as I own most of the tools I use anyway

 

[brewdexta]

I bought a draper expert one recently, seems OK quality wise. Something like this.

https://www.tradecounterdirect.com/draper-965t-19-xp1000-vde-interchangeable-torque-screwdriver-set-19-piece.html

 

[Ali]

Seems a bit of a struggle to find one with the range. Might have to buy two

 

[sparkysy]

I have the draper one as well, not bad but a bit long and minimum setting of 1nm so not low enough for you and it's not 1/4".
I have another one that is 1/4" but that one (Cant remember what make) only goes from 0.5-4nm.
I think you may end up buying two to get the range you require!

 

[Brad93]

Norbar

 

[Brad93]

0.6 - 3nm

 

[Ali]

0.6 - 3nm

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Not come across them yet, cheers. Boss would have to pay for that!

 

[Brad93]

Not come across them yet, cheers. Boss would have to pay for that!

Norbar were made in UK. Bought buy snap on a few years back so not so sure now.
Anyway, i'm pretty sure they're one of the world leaders in torque tools

 

[addjunkie]

Norbar were made in UK. Bought buy snap on a few years back so not so sure now.
Anyway, i'm pretty sure they're one of the world leaders in torque tools

Norbar is the standard go to in industry!