An important tool for any truck driver to have is a torque wrench. This device can be used to ensure that the hitch and other components are properly tightened, which will help prevent accidents. You might not know this, but there are three different types of torque wrenches: beam style, dial style, and click type. The choice depends on your needs! In this blog post we’ll go over each one in detail so you can make an informed decision about what’s best for you. The beam style wrench is one of the oldest torque tools, and it involves monitoring a pointer that’s attached to an elastic cable. This design has remained popular because its simple yet accurate- you just need to hoist up on the end until the desired torque level is reached (represented by where your pointer lines up). The downside? It may not be suited for people with visual impairments or those who have difficulty reading numbers in small fonts. A dial type torque wrench can be used even if you don’t know how to read, as long as you’re able to gauge when enough pressure has been applied. These wrenches are very precise: they show how much force has been applied without any guesswork involved! They operate pretty intuitive
