Cleco 19PCA05Q P-Handle Pneumatic Screwdriver | 19 Series | Push and Trigger Start | 660 RPM | 0.8 - 3.7 (ft-lbs) Torque Range

Built for controlled fastening where added torque matters more than high-speed rundown, the Cleco 19PCA05Q P-Handle Pneumatic Screwdriver delivers 660 RPM free speed with a confirmed 10–45 in-lbs. tool torque range. The slower speed helps operators maintain better control as fasteners seat, while the P-handle body gives a stable forward push point for thread-cutting screws, plastic assemblies, light metal brackets, and other fastening jobs where alignment pressure is part of the process.

Part of the Cleco 19 Series, the 19PCA05Q uses a CLECOMatic clutch, Cleco’s shut-off clutch system that stops the screwdriver when the preset torque is reached. This helps reduce overdriving and improves repeatability during production fastening. The push and trigger start configuration gives operators flexible activation control, while the 1/4" hex quick change drive accepts compatible screwdriver bits and supports fast bit swaps at the assembly bench.

Type: P-Handle Pneumatic Screwdriver | Series: Cleco 19 Series | Model: 19PCA05Q | Start Type: Push and Trigger Start | Clutch Type: CLECOMatic Shut-Off Clutch | Drive: 1/4" Hex Quick Change | Free Speed: 660 RPM | Tool Torque Range: 10–45 in-lbs. / 1.1–5.1 Nm | Standard Spring Torque Range: 10–38 in-lbs. / 1.1–4.3 Nm | Overall Length: 8.5" / 216 mm | Weight: 1.51 lbs. / 0.7 kg | Air Inlet: 1/4" NPT | Minimum Hose I.D.: 3/8" | Air Consumption: 11 SCFM

Features:

• CLECOMatic shut-off clutch stops at the preset torque to support controlled fastening and repeatable assembly results.
• P-handle configuration provides a steady forward push point for thread-cutting screws and fasteners that require pressure during start.
• 660 RPM free speed helps improve control on higher-torque 19 Series fastening jobs compared with faster low-torque models.
• Push and trigger start operation gives operators flexible activation control in bench, fixture, and production-line work.
• 1/4" hex quick change drive reduces bit-change time when switching between compatible screwdriver bits.
• External torque adjustment helps simplify setup when changing screw size, joint material, or fastening requirement.
• Adjustable reverse lever supports one-hand operation for both left-handed and right-handed users.
• Each unit is tested and certified by a technician before shipment for added confidence in assembly environments.

Made in USA:

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

Applications:

• Thread-cutting screw applications — applying forward pressure through the P-handle while the fastener forms or cuts threads.
• Appliance assembly — fastening panels, brackets, guards, trim, and light structural components at controlled torque.
• Automotive component production — installing interior hardware, clips, covers, brackets, and small threaded fasteners.
• Electronics and electrical manufacturing — driving housing screws, terminal hardware, covers, and component fasteners where repeatability matters.
• Aerospace and precision assembly — supporting controlled screwdriving on low-to-medium torque assemblies where overdriving can create rework.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the torque range of the Cleco 19PCA05Q?
  A: Manufacturer/distributor data lists a tool torque range of 10–45 in-lbs. / 1.1–5.1 Nm and a standard spring range of 10–38 in-lbs. / 1.1–4.3 Nm. In foot-pounds, the tool range is approximately 0.8–3.7 ft-lbs.
• Q: How is the 19PCA05Q different from the 19PCA04Q?
  A: The 19PCA05Q runs slower at 660 RPM and reaches a slightly higher maximum tool torque of 45 in-lbs. The 19PCA04Q runs at 1,100 RPM with a 10–40 in-lbs. range, making it a faster option for slightly lower torque work.
• Q: Why choose a P-handle screwdriver for thread-cutting screws?
  A: Thread-cutting screws often need forward pressure to start cleanly and stay aligned. The P-handle gives the operator a better push point than a standard inline body while still keeping the tool compact for assembly work.
• Q: What does the CLECOMatic clutch do?
  A: The CLECOMatic clutch shuts the screwdriver off when the preset torque is reached. That helps reduce overdriving and supports more consistent fastening results across repeated cycles.
• Q: What air setup should be used with this screwdriver?
  A: The 19PCA05Q is listed with 11 SCFM air consumption, a 1/4" NPT air inlet, and a 3/8" minimum hose I.D. Use clean, regulated, lubricated air to help maintain consistent torque and tool performance.

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