Paramount PAR50004 Preset Torque Screwdriver T5

Product Description

The PARAMOUNT PAR50004 is a preset torque screwdriver designed for controlled, repeatable fastening at approximately 70 in/oz (4.4 in-lb). The preset design eliminates adjustable settings, reducing the risk of under- or over-torquing sensitive fasteners during assembly and service work. It accepts a T5 Torx bit via a 0.1968-inch drive and features a straight handle for direct, in-line torque application. Weighing 0.26 pounds and measuring 9.5 inches in length, this is a compact, single-piece tool suited for precision work on small fasteners found in electronic enclosures, control boards, and instrumentation panels.

The PAR50004 is used in applications where consistent low-torque fastening is required on small Torx-head fasteners. Typical scenarios include servicing control boards in HVAC equipment, tightening terminal covers on instrumentation, and assembling or disassembling panel components that specify a fixed torque value. The straight handle design suits confined-space work and in-line fastener access. This tool is appropriate for HVAC technicians, electricians, and instrumentation technicians who regularly work on sensitive electronic components requiring precise torque control.

Key Features

• Preset torque at approximately 70 in/oz (4.4 in-lb) for consistent, repeatable fastening
• T5 Torx drive at 0.1968 inches for use on small Torx-head fasteners
• Straight handle configuration for direct in-line torque application
• Compact and lightweight at 0.26 pounds and 9.5 inches long
• Single-piece construction — no accessories or additional components required

Compatibility

Designed for use with T5 Torx fasteners requiring a preset torque of approximately 70 in/oz. Suitable for control board service, instrumentation panel work, and electronic enclosure assembly where a fixed low-torque driver is specified.

Installation Notes

Power down all associated equipment and discharge any stored energy before servicing components that require this tool. Preset torque screwdrivers should not be used to back out fasteners against resistance beyond their rated torque range, as this can damage the preset mechanism. Verify the fastener head type matches the T5 Torx drive before applying torque to avoid fastener damage. Follow applicable equipment manufacturer service documentation for fastener torque specifications.