A T-torque wrench contains: a body including a horizontal handle and a vertical extension. The vertical extension has a fitting connector formed on a bottom thereof and configured to fit with sockets of various sizes, and the vertical extension has a strain gauge arranged on one end thereof so as to detect operation torques of the T-torque wrench, the horizontal handle has a tire-pressure detection connector connected on one end thereof. The body includes a casing covered thereon and includes a digital processing unit electrically connected with the strain gauge of the vertical extension and the tire-pressure detection connector of the horizontal handle, the casing includes a display module arranged thereon and electrically connected with the digital processing unit, and the casing includes a control module arranged thereon between the display module and the horizontal handle, wherein the control module is electrically connected with the digital processing unit.

The present invention provides a wrench comprising a handle, having a cylindrical inner surface as a first surface; a torque output member, arranged within the first surface of the handle, the torque output member having a cylindrical outer surface as a second surface; one or more wedging member(s), arranged between the first surface and the second surface; varied distance being between the first surface and the second surface, so that the wedge members can prevent the rotation of the first surface relative to the second surface in a predetermined direction. The wrench according to the present invention adopts wedge member to prevent the rotation of the handle relative to the torque output member. When the handle idles relative to the torque output member, only the wedge member will leave the stop position and no sound will be made. Such a wrench is a quiet wrench. Adopting such a configuration not only can reduce wearing of the wrench, extend the service life of the wrench, and improve the user's experience. Providing pre-tightening force can effectively reduce the interval and make the operation smoother.

The present invention provides a wrench comprising a handle, having a cylindrical inner surface as a first surface; a torque output member, arranged within the first surface of the handle, the torque output member having a cylindrical outer surface as a second surface; one or more wedging member(s), arranged between the first surface and the second surface; varied distance being between the first surface and the second surface, so that the wedge members can prevent the rotation of the first surface relative to the second surface in a predetermined direction. The wrench according to the present invention adopts wedge member to prevent the rotation of the handle relative to the torque output member. When the handle idles relative to the torque output member, only the wedge member will leave the stop position and no sound will be made. Such a wrench is a quiet wrench. Adopting such a configuration not only can reduce wearing of the wrench, extend the service life of the wrench, and improve the user's experience. Providing pre-tightening force can effectively reduce the interval and make the operation smoother.

A hand tool or wrench with a ratcheting mechanism. The wrench includes a number of components such as an abutting block and a pawl for use in a bistable ratchet operation. The wrench includes a ratchet mechanism that provides stable seating of the components, so that the mechanism is securely retained in a driving mode, as well as enabling a user to select a driving mechanism with ease so as to improve work efficiency.

A socket adapter that increases the transfer of impacting torque forces from a torque application tool to a conventional fastener engaged by a socket. The socket adapter includes a body with a female end that is adapted to removably couple to the tool, and male end that is adapted to removable couple to a conventional socket. Ribs radiate outwardly from the body between the male and female ends. The ribs couple a mass ring to the body to provide for increased rotational inertia of the socket adapter.

An electric wrench includes a tool head unit, a wrench body unit that defines an accommodating space extending along a first axis, an output unit that includes a head driver configured to rotate in a selected direction and output rotational energy, a handle unit, an electric unit that is operable for driving rotation of the head driver, and a control unit that is mounted on the wrench body unit. The control unit includes a display, a control module that is disposed in the accommodating space, and a battery module that is disposed in the accommodating space between the electric unit and the handle unit, and that has at least one battery configured to provide electric energy to the electric unit and the display. The electric unit, the battery module and the handle unit are arranged along the first axis.

An electric wrench includes a tool head unit, a wrench body unit that defines an accommodating space extending along a first axis, an output unit that includes a head driver configured to rotate in a selected direction and output rotational energy, a handle unit, an electric unit that is operable for driving rotation of the head driver, and a control unit that is mounted on the wrench body unit. The control unit includes a display, a control module that is disposed in the accommodating space, and a battery module that is disposed in the accommodating space between the electric unit and the handle unit, and that has at least one battery configured to provide electric energy to the electric unit and the display. The electric unit, the battery module and the handle unit are arranged along the first axis.

A T-torque wrench contains: a body including a horizontal handle and a vertical extension. The vertical extension has a fitting connector formed on a bottom thereof and configured to fit with sockets of various sizes, and the vertical extension has a strain gauge arranged on one end thereof so as to detect operation torques of the T-torque wrench, the horizontal handle has a tire-pressure detection connector connected on one end thereof. The body includes a casing covered thereon and includes a digital processing unit electrically connected with the strain gauge of the vertical extension and the tire-pressure detection connector of the horizontal handle, the casing includes a display module arranged thereon and electrically connected with the digital processing unit, and the casing includes a control module arranged thereon between the display module and the horizontal handle, wherein the control module is electrically connected with the digital processing unit.

A hand tool for current sensing includes a body (110) and a current sensing module (200). The body (110) includes two clamping handles (120) pivotally connected by a pivot (130), two pliers jaws (140) disposed at respective one ends of the two clamping handles (120) respectively, and a clamping structure (150) disposed at the two pliers jaws (140). The current sensing module (200) is detachably coupled to any of the pliers jaws (140) and is arranged adjacent to the clamping structure (150). The current sensing module (200) includes an alert unit (220) for sending out an alert signal. Accordingly, an operator can sense whether a cable carries a current by means of the hand tool, thus ensuring safety of the operator during work.

A wrench includes a body having a room defined therein. Two heads are respectively formed on two ends of the body, and each head has an operation hole defined therethrough. Each of the operation holes communicates with the room. A positioning rod is movably received in the room and has an outer threaded portion and a rotary member is rotatably and threadedly mounted to the outer threaded portion of the positioning rod. The rotary member is rotated to move the positioning rod into either one of the operation holes to position an object in the operation hole.