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COT Releases PB Swiss Tools’ New Tool Lineup
July 29, 2020 | Count On Tools, Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
Count On Tools, Inc., a leading provider of precision components and SMT spare parts, is pleased to announce that PB Swiss Tools has launched its new 2020 tools. The new tool lineup includes ESD tools, Hex Key L-Wrenches with ballpoint, Electronics Screwdrivers, Universal Bit Holders, DigiTorque V02 and more.
Many of the new products are safety focused. For example, the 3411 Torx Hex set now includes a knurled shaft that improves grip in a wet or oily environment. Additionally, PB Swiss Tools redesigned its chisels with a soft non-slip handle that absorbs vibrations from hammer blows.
Part number 6464 offers a secure grip with a textured surface and magazine of bits that can easily slide in and out. The PB Swiss Tools newly developed hex key with hemispherical head tallows the handle part to be fitted at a variable angle between 90° and 100° from the screw axis. This provides more hand space and helps avoid the risk of injury.
Success at work is decisively influenced by the selection of the right tool. PB Swiss Tools therefore reliable solutions that provide professional and commercial added value.
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