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Plain City, Ohio | Anyone heard on this brand being associated with snap on?
Price seems to good to be true. |
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| Without doing any searching, don't be fooled.
Many companies like to copy and like to say they are as good as: "You name It"
Usually just the China clone copy types.
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Plain City, Ohio | n/t |
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| CDI is owned by Snap On. Ypu can buy CDI with confidence, they make high quality products.
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s/ecil | http://www.snaponindustrialbrands.com/cat-19-1-63/torque-tools.htm
Edited by farmerkev 7/1/2014 19:57
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Whitehouse | I have a CDI digital 3/8 drive. As stated , CDI is owned by snap on. Another guy in the shop has the snap on version, only differences are the hand grip and the ratchet head.
Pricision industries makes snap on's split beam style torque wrenches. |
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SE SD | http://www.cditorque.com/about.html I've got a half inch drive, 250 ft lb model. Seems to work fine. Check them out on Amazon, a lot of good reviews. http://www.amazon.com/CDI-Torque-2503MFRMH-Micrometer-Adjustable/dp... |
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Wi | Wheat77 - 7/1/2014 19:32 Without doing any searching, don't be fooled. Many companies like to copy and like to say they are as good as: "You name It" Usually just the China clone copy types.
CDI Is a Snap On "Industrial brand" just like Williams, Bahco, and Sioux. The torque wrenches are good but don't have the nice guts like the Snap-On if thats what he's after.
Precision instruments makes a very nice split beam and always did make it for Snap On.
Edited by durallymax 7/1/2014 21:16
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Glasford, IL. | I have sold industrial power tools to major manufactures and was a customer of industrial tools for the better part of a decade now. CDI has a huge percent of the torque wrench market in the US assembly market. They make great wrench's and you should have nothing to worry about. If I were in the market I would look at Belknap, CDI, or Sturdevant Richmont dial or digital torque wrench's. |
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| I have a 250 # 1/2" drive Snap-On. Last time I sent it out for calibration in came back with CDI guts in it. Works the same as it always did.
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Near-north Ontario, French River | Annnnd don't jump to conclusions without researching,you might look foolish As others have noted CDI is owned by Snap On. |
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Plain City, Ohio | Got some info that I meant to ask for but did not.
Passed on the one I was looking at but there will be others.
Thanks again. |
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torque wrench CDI/Snap on???
