Paramount PAR50422 Preset Torque Screwdriver 353.5-354 In/oz

Product Description

The PARAMOUNT PAR50422 is a preset torque screwdriver designed for controlled fastening applications where consistent torque delivery is critical. It operates within a range of 353.5 to 354 inch-ounces (2.5 Nm), with the preset setting eliminating the need for manual adjustment on the job. The 0.1968-inch drive accepts compatible bits for a range of fastener heads. The straight handle design provides a comfortable, in-line grip during repetitive use. This tool is suited for technicians who require repeatable torque output when assembling or servicing components with defined torque specifications.

This screwdriver is appropriate for use in HVAC, electrical, and light mechanical service work where small fasteners require controlled torque to avoid stripping or under-tightening. It is well suited for panel assembly, control board fastening, and component mounting in residential and light commercial equipment. The single-piece construction and straight handle make it practical for technicians working in confined equipment cabinets or control panels.

Key Features

• Preset torque range of 353.5 to 354 inch-ounces (2.5 Nm) for consistent, repeatable output
• 0.1968-inch drive size compatible with standard screwdriver bits
• Straight handle design for in-line torque application
• Single-piece tool requires no additional components for use
• Lightweight at 0.21 pounds for extended use without fatigue

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose preset torque screwdriver suitable for fastening applications requiring torque output in the 353.5 to 354 inch-ounce range across HVAC, electrical, and mechanical service trades.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by HVAC technicians, electricians, and mechanical service professionals for controlled fastening of small fasteners. Always power down and de-energize equipment before servicing any components requiring fastener torque. Do not use this preset screwdriver to apply torque beyond its rated range, as doing so can damage the tool or fastener. Consult equipment manufacturer documentation for required fastener torque values before use.