Paramount PAR50404 Preset Torque Screwdriver 0.1968 in Drive

Product Description

The PARAMOUNT PAR50404 is a preset torque screwdriver designed for applications requiring consistent, repeatable torque delivery within a defined range. Set to a fixed torque output between 70.3 and 4.4 inch-ounces (0.500 Nm), this tool eliminates guesswork when fastening torque-sensitive components. The straight handle and 0.1968-inch drive make it well-suited for small-fastener work in control panels, electronic assemblies, and precision equipment. Weighing just 0.21 pounds, it is compact and easy to handle in tight spaces. Technicians working on HVAC control boards, low-voltage wiring terminals, or similar precision fastening tasks will find this tool appropriate for maintaining consistent clamp loads without over-torquing.

This preset torque screwdriver is intended for use in light-duty precision fastening scenarios where a fixed torque setting is required. It is appropriate for residential and commercial service work involving small fasteners on control assemblies, terminal blocks, or electronic enclosures. The single-piece construction and straight handle allow controlled access in confined service areas. It ships as a single unit and is suited for individual technicians who need a dedicated torque-limiting tool for a specific fastening application.

Key Features

• Preset torque range of 70.3 to 4.4 inch-ounces (0.500 Nm) for consistent fastening
• 0.1968-inch drive size accommodates small precision fasteners
• Straight handle design for controlled grip and access in tight spaces
• Lightweight at 0.21 pounds for extended use without fatigue
• Single-piece tool — no assembly required
• UNSPSC Code 27111739 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose preset torque screwdriver for precision fastening applications requiring a 0.1968-inch drive and torque output within the 70.3 to 4.4 inch-ounce range.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by HVAC technicians, electricians, and instrumentation professionals when fastening torque-sensitive components. Power down all equipment before servicing control boards or terminal assemblies. Do not apply force beyond the preset torque limit, as this can damage fasteners or the tool mechanism. Follow equipment manufacturer torque specifications and applicable codes such as the NEC when working on electrical assemblies.