【TOHNICHI】Preset Shape Torque Wrench Review

first visit to Tonichi

I have a KTC digital ratchet, but the measurement range is down to 60nm.
I've been working on the suspension and drivetrain recently.
I bought it because I thought it would be good for me to stay at Handluk Wrench forever.
Somehow I felt that Mechanical, not Digital, would be better for the Large Torque, so I chose Mechanical.
Then there is the Manufacturer, since we use KTC or Tohnichi for our main tools.
I was initially looking for KTC as Main, but Torque wrench up to 140N.m side is not available.
Digital ratchet is the only way to go. I have a 200 N.m product, but I don't need that much.
Above all, the main Site. Sold Out Notation of
Maybe a model change? If a new one comes out soon after purchase...
You're going to be disappointed!
With such concerns, I decided to look for Tohnichi, which was recommended by a friend. I decided to look for Tohnichi, which was recommended to me by a friend.
I had never heard of this Manufacturer, so I looked around for reviews and reputation.
Looks very good, doesn't it?
Lineup also has products up to 140 N.m
However, there are two types of MODELs with the same measurement range:resin handles and Gold genus Knurl.
It's hard to decide which to choose.
Gold Knurl for sites that get sticky with oil or require durability
If you are just using it occasionally as a hobby and want it to look good, you should probably choose a resin handle.

Usability is
Torque settings are displayed in Lens for both the main and sub scales, making it easy to check the setting values and easy to use.
The resin grip is also easy to hold and work with.
The feeling of the click after reaching the Torque setting is also very pleasant, isn't it?
It is reassuring to know that the Knob that locks the set Torque is made by the genus Gold.
KTC is Material:I wonder if it will be damaged over time since it is plastic. I worry about it unnecessarily, don't I?

Also note that Case is sold separately.
Case is a precision tool, so it is necessary, but 5,000 yen is a bit expensive.
A little less expensive would be nice. View detail