I am thinking of buying fluke leads for my Craftsman Pro meter, I was wondering would they fit?

 

Sorry, I can't help you out with that one. I have a FLuke and know what the leads look like. Maybe a pic of your Craftsman inputs would help.

 

Take your meter to an electrical supply dealer and check. That way you can be sure.

 

At school I used a Fluke 88 meter, the leads fit the Craftsman meter..
So going to buy the leads./

 

Like those leads, but they suck.. they have to much play......
Craftsman Test Lead Kit with Storage Pouch - Model 82399 at Sears.com

 

the craftys DO suck

 

until you realize that they are rebranded fluke leads.

Danaher owns Fluke & Craftsman (and Tektronix & Snap-On, respectively to the tool manufacturers)

 

They are not rebranded Fluke leads...

 

This thread is not that recent-

 

I realize that but it was thread mined by the poster above me but the point still stands...

 

And I do own the craftman ones, they are split Where they plug into the meter.

 

What is split?

 

Fluke leads are available in all configurations at Grainger......

 

i don't doubt that Danaher owns all of those outfits, but they still probably make different products. Fluke aims for one market segment and Craftsman a different one.

Fluke has been big in the electronics industry for years. These are folks who use meters daily and often. They are willing to pay top buck -- just like the auto techs who go with Snap On.

Craftsman stuff is generally aimed at DIY -- and it's generally cheaper. Might be fine for less frequent use.

That's how things were when I retired in 06. If Danaher is cheapening any part of the Fluke line now, they are risking their main market.

 

Thanks.... The Fluke are better.....