Looking for a good torque wrench for DIY enthusiasts

Hello.
Can any of you give me a good tip again?
I'm looking for a torque wrench with a range of 10 to 50 Nm and the ability to use insert tools.

I would have liked a Stahlwille Manoskop 730 or a Hazet 6xxx, but those are already in the higher price range.

What do you use? / What are you using?
Thank you for the tips.

How about this?
PROXXON 23349 Torque Wrench MicroClick MC30, Drive: 6.3 mm (1/4 inch)
and what area does this cover?
MICRO Click 100 torque wrench (3/8').

Not perfect because the area is not covered by a device, but it's fundable.
I have the MC 30, and it's accurate enough and very adjustable.
Best regards, Frank.

bindpe wrote:

I am looking for a torque wrench with a range of 10 to 50 Nm and the ability to use insert tools

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I can recommend Stahlwille to you. I haven't had any tools break yet with this brand. Unlike Gedore .

"I use the Stahlwille torque wrenches constantly at work, literally in three shifts."
Every few years, one breaks, but usually it's just the spring in the head that breaks, and those are available to buy separately.

Hello.
Just wanted to give a quick update and thank you for the tips!
I was able to get an ATORN torque wrench at a very reasonable price.
It has a torque range of 10-60 Nm and makes a very high-quality impression.
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