Cleco 19BPA02Q Push Button Reverse Inline Pneumatic Screwdriver | 19 Series | 2,300 RPM | 0.3 - 1.6 (ft-lbs) Torque Range | 1/4" Hex Quick Change Drive

Built for light-to-medium assembly work where speed and torque repeatability matter, the Cleco 19BPA02Q inline pneumatic screwdriver delivers 2,300 RPM free speed for fast rundown on small fasteners while maintaining a controlled 5–19 in-lbs torque range. Its inline body keeps the tool aligned with the fastener, making it a strong fit for bench assembly, electronics, appliance work, automotive subassemblies, and general production fastening where operators need consistent results across repeated cycles.

The 19 Series tool uses push-to-start actuation, meaning the screwdriver starts when axial pressure is applied to the fastener, helping reduce unnecessary trigger movement during repetitive assembly. A push-button reverse allows quick direction change for backing out fasteners, while the 1/4" hex quick change drive accepts compatible insert bits for common screwdriving applications. Its Clecomatic clutch (Cleco’s automatic shut-off torque clutch) helps stop the tool at the preset torque instead of continuing to dwell on the fastener.

Type: Inline Pneumatic Screwdriver | Series: 19 Series | Start Type: Push-to-Start | Reverse Type: Push Button Reverse | Clutch: Clecomatic Clutch | Drive: 1/4" Hex Quick Change | Torque Range: 5–19 in-lbs / 0.6–2.1 Nm / approximately 0.4–1.6 ft-lbs | Torque Range with Standard Spring: 5–19 in-lbs / 0.6–2.1 Nm | Free Speed: 2,300 RPM | Length: 9.1" / 230 mm | Weight: 1.4 lbs / 0.63 kg | Air Inlet: 1/8" NPT | Minimum Hose I.D.: 3/16" | Air Consumption: 11 SCFM | Rated Air Pressure: 90 PSI / 620 kPa

Features:

• Clecomatic clutch provides automatic shut-off at the preset torque for repeatable fastening in production environments.
• Push-to-start operation activates the tool when pressure is applied to the fastener, supporting fast, repetitive assembly work.
• Push button reverse allows the operator to back out screws or correct fastener placement without switching tools.
• 2,300 RPM free speed supports quick rundown on small screws and light threaded fasteners.
• 1/4" hex quick change drive accepts compatible screwdriver bits for fast bit changes at the workstation.
• External torque adjustment supports setup changes when the fastening requirement changes within the tool’s operating range.
• Inline housing helps keep downward force and drive rotation aligned with the screw for straight, controlled fastening.
• Standard equipment includes operating instructions, service manual, suspension bail, and all torque springs required to meet the indicated torque range.

Tech Tip: To increase tool performance, extend tool life, and lessen repair costs, use it with a Filter-Regulator-Lubricator FRL)

Applications:

• Electronics assembly — fastening covers, brackets, terminals, and small hardware where low torque control is required.
• Appliance manufacturing — running screws in panels, housings, control assemblies, and light-duty subcomponents.
• Automotive component assembly — installing trim parts, interior hardware, small brackets, and pre-threaded fasteners.
• Aerospace and precision manufacturing — controlled fastening on light assemblies where repeatability and tool alignment matter.
• General bench assembly — repetitive screwdriving at production cells, repair benches, and small-parts workstations.

FAQs:

• Q: What does push-to-start mean on this Cleco screwdriver?
  A: Push-to-start means the tool begins running when the operator applies forward pressure to the fastener. This setup is useful for repetitive assembly because it allows quick fastener engagement without a separate trigger pull.
• Q: What is the difference between push button reverse and collar reverse?
  A: Push button reverse uses a button on the tool body to change direction, while collar reverse uses a rotating collar. Push button reverse is convenient when the operator needs a quick reverse action during assembly or repair work.
• Q: What bits fit the 1/4" hex quick change drive?
  A: This model accepts compatible 1/4" hex screwdriver bits. Always match the bit style and size to the screw head and verify that the bit is suitable for the torque range of the application.
• Q: Is this screwdriver made for high-torque bolting?
  A: No. The 19BPA02Q is a light-to-medium assembly screwdriver with a 5–19 in-lbs torque range. For higher torque socket-driven fastening, a larger Cleco screwdriver, nutrunner, or impact tool may be more appropriate.
• Q: What air supply does the 19BPA02Q require?
  A: Cleco rates this tool at 90 PSI / 620 kPa for maximum rated torque. The catalog lists 11 SCFM air consumption, a 1/8" NPT air inlet, and a 3/16" minimum hose I.D.

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