Cleco 19TCA09Q T-Handle Pneumatic Screwdriver | 19 Series | Push and Trigger Start | 470 RPM | 1.2 - 6.5 (ft-lbs) Torque Range

When a fastening job needs more torque than the faster 19 Series models can provide, the Cleco 19TCA09Q T-handle pneumatic screwdriver delivers a 1.2 - 6.5 ft-lbs torque range with 470 RPM free speed for controlled tightening on pre-threaded screws, machine screws, and light assembly fasteners. The lower speed helps give the operator better control as fasteners approach final torque, while the T-handle configuration keeps the tool easy to guide on bench, fixture, and line-production work.

This 19 Series model uses Cleco’s Clecomatic clutch, an adjustable shut-off clutch that stops the tool when the preset torque is reached, helping reduce over-tightening and improve fastening repeatability. The push and trigger start setup lets the operator engage the tool by pressure, trigger control, or both, depending on the application. With a 1/4" quick-change drive, 11 SCFM air consumption, and 3/8" minimum hose I.D., the 19TCA09Q is a practical choice for production assembly cells, aerospace component work, and maintenance benches that need repeatable pneumatic fastening.

Type: Pneumatic Screwdriver | Series: 19 Series | Model: 19TCA09Q | Handle Type: T-Handle | Start Type: Push and Trigger Start | Clutch: Clecomatic Clutch | Drive: 1/4" Quick Change | Torque Range: 1.2 - 6.5 ft-lbs | Torque Range: 1.7 - 8.9 Nm | Torque Range with Standard Spring: 24 - 60 in-lbs | Free Speed: 470 RPM | Overall Length: 9.3" | Weight: 1.73 lbs | Air Consumption: 11 SCFM | Air Inlet: 1/4" NPT | Minimum Hose I.D.: 3/8"

Features:

• Clecomatic clutch supports torque repeatability for assembly operations that need consistent fastener seating.
• External torque adjustment allows the tool to be set to the required fastening torque without opening the housing.
• Push and trigger start operation gives the operator flexible start control for varied production and repair tasks.
• T-handle body is well suited for pre-threaded fasteners where the tool is primarily used to guide and tighten the fastener.
• 1/4" quick-change drive allows fast bit changes when switching screw types or assembly stations.
• Reverse lever can be rotated to accommodate left-handed or right-handed operators.
• 470 RPM free speed provides controlled run-down for applications where torque accuracy is more important than maximum speed.
• Compact pneumatic design supports bench work, line assembly, and fixture-based fastening stations.

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Applications:

• Production assembly cells — tightening machine screws and small threaded fasteners where a repeatable shut-off clutch is required.
• Aerospace and aircraft component assembly — fastening pre-threaded components, panels, brackets, and fixture-mounted parts.
• Appliance and equipment manufacturing — installing covers, housings, guards, and subassemblies with controlled torque.
• Automotive component work — assembling interior parts, light brackets, trim components, and small mechanical assemblies.
• MRO and repair benches — removing and reinstalling screws during equipment service, rebuild work, and controlled maintenance tasks.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the benefit of the 470 RPM speed on the 19TCA09Q?
  A: The 470 RPM speed gives the operator more control during run-down than higher-speed screwdriver models. It is useful when the fastener needs to approach final torque smoothly rather than being driven as quickly as possible.
• Q: What does “push and trigger start” mean?
  A: Push and trigger start means the tool can be activated through axial pressure, trigger input, or the combined start sequence specified for the tool setup. This gives the operator more control over when the screwdriver begins driving the fastener.
• Q: What kind of bits does this screwdriver accept?
  A: This model is listed with a 1/4" quick-change drive, which is commonly used with compatible 1/4" hex screwdriver bits. Always verify the bit style, fastener type, and torque setting before putting the tool into production.
• Q: Is the 19TCA09Q for removing stuck bolts?
  A: No. This is a controlled pneumatic screwdriver for threaded fasteners, not a breakaway tool. Use an impact wrench, ratchet, or nutrunner when the job requires loosening seized bolts or larger high-torque fasteners.
• Q: What air setup should be used with this tool?
  A: The tool lists 11 SCFM air consumption, a 1/4" NPT air inlet, and a 3/8" minimum hose I.D. Use clean, regulated, lubricated air and make sure the compressor and air line can maintain supply during repeated fastening cycles.

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