Polytechnisch Zakboek (Polytechnical Pocketbook) is a legendary Dutch technical reference work, often called the "Engineer’s Bible". First published on January 6, 1928, by the Koninklijke PBNA
has been the ultimate companion for Dutch-speaking technicians. Here is how it became a staple of the industry: The Original Vision (1928):
The manual typically covers a wide range of engineering disciplines, including:
Content and Structure
with the 52nd edition, allowing the massive amount of data to be searchable on a computer. Why Technicians Still Use It
Mechanical Engineering: Information on machine elements, gear systems, and fluid mechanics.
, it has evolved from a small pocket diary into a massive compendium of nearly 2,000 pages. The Story of the "Engineer's Bible" For nearly a century, the Polytechnisch Zakboek