PB Torque® Tools:

Controlled tightening with a clear view!

Excessive torque can cause damage while insufficient torque can pose a safety risk. In machining and delicate assembly work, it is extremely important to be able to control the tightening torque for screws. PB Swiss Tools, a leading partner for quality tools world-wide, has released the newest generation of PB Torque® Tools with digital displays. These convenient tools make it easy to check screw tightening torques, and lie comfortably in the hand, thanks to their ergonomic shape and high quality handle materials.

Learn more about our complete line of adjustable torque screwdrivers:

Torque®		DigiTorque®		MultiTorque®
PB 8315 Series		PB 8320 Series		PB 8325 Series
Preset Torque Settings		Flexible thanks to simple setting & display		Flexible thanks to simple setting & display
High accuracy, certified +/- 6 %		High accuracy, certified +/- 6 %		High accuracy, certified +/- 6 %
Without Digital Display		Switchable for metric and English units		Switchable for metric and English units
For all interchangeable blades PB 215		For all interchangeable blades PB 215		For all interchangeable blades PB 225
10 cNm-5 Nm, 0.89 in·lbf-3.69 ft·lbf		10 cNm-5 Nm, 0.89 in·lbf-3.69 ft·lbf		3.2-16 Nm, 2.4-11.8 ft·lbf
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Torque® Tools Conversion Calculator Here is a simple calculator to assist in your decision of which PB Torque® Tools is right for you.

This PB Torque® tools are ideally suited for controlled screw tightening to the specified torque. They are suitable for small series production, but above all it is outstandingly suitable for one-off assembly operations, for which the specified torque can be set quickly and easily. When the maximum torque is reached as the screw is tightened, the tool triggers audibly and by touch. The ratchet mechanism prevents the set torque being exceeded. The screwdriver is then again immediately ready for use. In addition, screws that have already been tightened can be undone with up to twice the maximum tightening torque. The measuring accuracy of +/- 6 percent ensures optimum security.