Sealey 3/8" Sq Drive Calibrated Micrometer Torque Wrench - Black Series - AK623B

Appears good quality. Not used yet

Bought for low torque range for working on motorcycle. Easy to use accuracy can't comment on, value for money for me as it will not be in every day use. Quality as expected from sealey tools.

All good apart from the scale which is a bit funky so you need to pay attention when setting the torque. By that I mean torque wrenches normally have lines scribed in units of 10 but this one doesn't. From memory it's 7, so it goes 7, 14,21 etc and the rotating part of the handle is marked 0 to 6.

This is a beautiful pice of equipment. it comes with all the certificates, instructions, storage box, the tool feels solid and very sturdy in the hand and looks brilliant in it black paint work, unfortunately I had not realised that it only toques in one direction. As I have left and right hand thread nuts to tighten it was sadly not the correct version of toque wrench I required to do the job, but for right handed threads this would be in your tool box for sure, even if it is for show.

Excellent product and Sealey quality.You can easily detect when the required torque setting is achieved.It doesn't click, but the head unit will move to one side.When it does, that's it, job done.Can highly recommend the tool and the seller.

Don't do reviews- but this annoyed me.Paid a little extra for a 'good' quality product.The wrench arrived, I set it to the lowest possible settings, to be safe, and tried to gently tighten a nut on an engine block I am working on. But, the wrench is fairly big and it just stripped right through the thread. It did not release at the lowest torque setting- Below 7Nm.My own fault. Should have tested it on something less important. But I was careless. I didn't think for a second it would be that bad.I then set up a test bolt. Results: at the lowest possible release setting, the wrench tore the thread out of an M10 bolt. It would not release at all- even under significant force.So, I have to fix the bolt on my engine block and wait for another wrench. Great

Low end seems a little inaccurate / the click is too quiet and has little resistance so can't be felt. I snapped a small bolt a few weeks back. Higher torques are fine with a loud click and strong feeling through the wrench.The locking nut likes to come loose by itself too so needs to be checked frequently when in use.Overall it's OK, it does the job, but I'd recommend something else for smaller torque ranges.

Compact, and so is good for working in confined areas, accurate enough for my needs, and covers an adequate range of torque values for many tasks on the car or motorbike. As I tend to think in metric I would have preferred the Nm scale to be on top of the tool rather than the foot/pounds, but that’s just personal preference.