CDI de-contents the torque wrench a bit by using a lower quality ratchet head. But you can download the PDF of the owners manual and see that they have very high quality builds on the inside. The premium for snap on toqrue wrenches is pretty steep for just a ratchet upgrade, so make sure you need that before forking over for the brand name.
For pro useres with truck service, they get alot more for their money bcause of the testing an calibration is worth hundreds of dollars over 5 or 10 years when you add up annual or bi-annual service over 3-4 wrenches which is the standard lot most people keep in a shop (~3-150 or 250ft/lbs or so)
For pro useres with truck service, they get alot more for their money bcause of the testing an calibration is worth hundreds of dollars over 5 or 10 years when you add up annual or bi-annual service over 3-4 wrenches which is the standard lot most people keep in a shop (~3-150 or 250ft/lbs or so)

