Accessories & tools
| The Beiter Brace is a tool designed mainly for a Recurve Bow, which allows you to determine the Center Shot at extended draw, to measure the tiller...
| With the Multi Tool for the Beiter Ripclutch System you can hold the bow in almost each position you need, but having two free hands to be able to...
| The Beiter Rip-Clutch is a new Bow-Holder or Bow-Vise, for shops, clubs or archers.
It is part of a new product line that Werner Beiter has developed...
| The Beiter Bow Wrench has been developed especially for archers by Werner Beiter together with the leading German Tool Company WIHA. The base for the...
| The new Beiter Armguard SOFT is completing the Beiter Armguard line, in addition to the well known Beiter Armguard, which will be available with any...
| The Beiter Armguard perfectly meets the needs of all the archers since introduction, preserving the archer’s front part of the arm from being...
| The Beiter Workstation 100 helps to keep your working table clean while working on arrows or making new arrows. You will find a place for up to 6...
| The Beiter Limb Tip Line Gauges help to determine limb straightness and torsion.
One set of 4 gauges (#0421/0441/0461/0481) has sizes from 20,0-34...
| Beiter Limb Line Gauges are a simple and effective precision tool for the tuning of the bows.
With the aid of Beiter Limb Line Gauges you can check...
| The Beiter Limb X-Ruler is made to determine the center of the limb along the whole length of it. It is delivered with a rubber band and a Beiter...
| The Beiter Balance Clip is a small, but important tool.
It helps to determine the balance point of the arrow and allows to
easily calculate the F.O...
| Beiter O-Rings are made out of high-grade elastomere.
The most important function is to fix a stabilisation but it also absorbs vibration and can...
| Beiter Target Pins have been used in Olympic Games and World
Championships, as well as for many continental and national
Championship Rounds.
| Archers do have many questions:
"How does my arrow leaves the bow?"
"Do I have a good clearance?"
"Does my arrow touches...
