Jonard Tools TWAF-71620, Full Head Torque Wrench, 7/16" Drive Size, 20 in-lb Torque

Thisbthing is a life saver as a cable tech, solid build quality accurate torque and great value

The benefits of using this ranch is, it will let you know to stop turning the cable connector on your splitter or other device you’re connecting up to before you have a chance to overtighten the connector on the port.

I found out about these by watching my cable guy use his. They help with cable connections.

This wrench has exceeded all of my expectations. I adjust or replace tons of F-Connectors as a Residential Cable Technician and this 7/16" 30in./lbs. torque wrench is nothing short of stellar. The quality of materials used to craft the wrench are durable and reliable; I always use this to torque connectors from the tap to everything in the house box. The best feature is the speed head, it works flawlessly and greatly reduces the time it takes to properly torque a fitting to hardware.Summary:Pros - Sturdy construction, reliable, and ergonomic. For me it greatly reduces time in loosening/tightening F-connectors (compared to a standard 7/16" wrench) which allows me to focus that much more on repairing/installing the customers services.Cons - I've had 0 issues so far and do not anticipate any in the near future.

This wrench is top notch, I used it on a daily basis as a contractor for cox (yes I meant to say "used", I managed to lose the thing). It doesn't provide any advantage on a crowded tap, but if your on a job that requires you to inspect and put weather boots on every fitting and torque them to spec, this wrench will make you enjoy life a little more. The finish is a bit sticky and doesn't glide over the connectors at first, but once you get a good layer of nickle buildup from the connectors, its smooth as butter (takes about a week if used commercially). 5 stars, I will be buying again.... Since I list the first one.

I've been in cable tv for 15 years. I am the guy who looks down on all those dumb dish installers for the way they rig everything they touch. This tool allows for you to tighten a fitting just enough to stay tight but not enough to damage the connector or port/wallplate/tap etc that it is plugged into. I would think twice before using it on the back of a broadband modem however. Those are known to be weak. So if you aren't a hack who uses the cable guys wires when you do your dish installs and actually have a brain in your head, this is the tool for you. Plus it looks nice in my belt.

Probably the best torque wrench for a cable guyThe angled end makes it easier for hard to reach connectors

I bought this as a replacement for one I have used for years. The quickest and easiest tool for unscrewing and tightening coax connectors. Not to mention the built in torque setting allows you to pass a Quality control inspection. Must Have!!!