Cladist Titan Screwdriver Cycles Through 15+1 Torque Levels

Tightening or loosening screws requires the right tool and the ideal torque. Too much pressure can result in stripped threads or broken screws. It also takes guesswork to do even the simple task of removing delicate screws. This is where Cladist Titan stands out from conventional electric screwdrivers. It efficiently combines precision, control, and drive in a sleek, pocketable design.

It comes with four LED lights and is stored inside a pop-up magnetic case along with 48 S2 steel bits. The aluminum screwdriver offers both manual and automatic drive, with the latter operating at a steady 230 RPM speed. It also offers 16 calibrated gears (15+1 torque levels) to adapt to different tasks.

A simple rotation of the adjustment ring cycles through the ranges from 0.05 N.m (suitable for eyeglasses and AirPods) up to 0.65 N.m for smaller appliances and structural fasteners. Cladist Titan also has +1 torque, powered by its own high-torque motor that delivers a fixed 0.7–0.8 N·m, ideal for stubborn structural screws.

Meanwhile, the bits are color-coded for visibility and easy identification. It has Torx, Phillips, Slotted, Hex, Tri-point, U-Type, Triangle, Slotted, and Wing bits. Precision-engineered for secure magnetic connection, the bits stay stable and centered through every rotation, resulting in less drifting and slipping. Additionally, Cladis Titan features two independent protection systems.

Protection One prevents stripped or broken screws for Gear 1-15. It disengages the clutch and stops the rotation when the gear reaches its torque threshold. Meanwhile, Protection Two is for the +1 gear. It kills the power instantly when the torque reaches the 0.8 N.m ceiling. The screwdriver runs on a USB-C rechargeable 500mAh battery, which is good for up to 1000 screws per charge. 

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