Craftsman's Electronic Rotary Torque Sensor System
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Much easier to use than a beam-type but not as fast as a clicker torque wrench, Craftsman's Electronic Rotary Torque Sensor System is very useful in many situations. Those five buttons in the center are for changing between the modes, set the target value, switch between pound-feet and Newton meter, and to turn the unit on and off. Its 9-volt battery seems to last a long time, and it shuts itself off after about seven minutes of inactivity. The sensor's outer body rotates very freely so there's no need to worry about snagging the cable. View Related Article
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