Ingersoll Rand ES100T High-Torque Pistol Grip Electric Screwdriver | 400 RPM | 15 - 40 (In-lbs) Torque Range

Built for repetitive assembly tasks that require higher fastening torque and a pistol-style hand position, the Ingersoll Rand ES100T high-torque electric screwdriver delivers an adjustable 15 - 40 in-lb torque range for securing screws and small threaded fasteners within its specified operating range. Its 400 RPM free speed provides controlled rundown as fasteners approach final seating, making the tool a practical choice for production work where torque requirements take priority over maximum cycle speed.

The pistol grip configuration gives operators a familiar hand position for horizontal fastening, bench assembly, and workstations where an inline screwdriver is less convenient to hold. Trigger activation allows the operator to start and control each fastening cycle from the handle, while the ES100T's higher torque capacity supports assembly operations that exceed the range of lower-torque electric screwdriver models. Electric operation also removes the need to supply compressed air to the fastening station.

Type: High-Torque Electric Screwdriver | Model: ES100T | Configuration: Pistol Grip | Start Type: Trigger Start | Free Speed: 400 RPM | Torque Range: 15 - 40 in-lb

Features: 15 - 40 in-lb adjustable torque range supports higher-torque fastening applications within the screwdriver's specified operating range. 400 RPM free speed provides controlled screw rundown for assembly tasks where measured fastener seating is more important than high-speed cycling. Pistol grip configuration provides a familiar hand position for horizontal fastening, bench assembly, and production workstations. Trigger-start operation gives the operator direct control over the beginning of each fastening cycle. Electric power eliminates the need for compressed-air lines and pneumatic preparation equipment at the fastening station. High-torque ES Series configuration provides an option for production fastening tasks requiring up to 40 in-lb of tightening torque. Made in USA:

Applications:

• Production assembly lines installing screws and small threaded fasteners that require torque settings between 15 and 40 in-lb.
• Appliance and equipment manufacturing workstations performing repetitive fastening with a pistol-style tool orientation.
• Automotive component assembly where horizontal access or workstation layout favors a pistol grip electric screwdriver.
• Electrical equipment, enclosure, and control-panel assembly involving controlled installation of threaded fasteners.
• Bench assembly operations where trigger activation gives the operator direct control over individual fastening cycles.

FAQs:

• Q: What fastening applications are suited to the Ingersoll Rand ES100T?
  A: The ES100T is suited to repetitive assembly tasks requiring torque between 15 and 40 in-lb. Its pistol grip configuration is particularly useful at benches and production stations where a handle-style tool orientation is preferred.
• Q: What is the difference between the ES100T and ES100P?
  A: Both models operate at 400 RPM and cover a 15 - 40 in-lb torque range. The ES100T uses a pistol grip configuration with trigger activation, while the ES100P uses an inline configuration with push-to-start operation, so selection depends primarily on tool orientation and workstation requirements.
• Q: Why would I choose a 400 RPM electric screwdriver instead of a faster model?
  A: A lower free speed provides a more controlled rundown for higher-torque fastening tasks. The correct screwdriver should be selected according to the required torque range, desired production cycle speed, and characteristics of the fastened joint.
• Q: Does the ES100T require compressed air?
  A: No. The ES100T is electrically powered, so it does not require a compressor, air hose, or pneumatic air-preparation equipment for operation.
• Q: Should I choose a pistol grip or inline electric screwdriver?
  A: A pistol grip screwdriver is commonly selected for horizontal fastening and workstations where a handle-style grip provides better tool positioning. Inline models are typically selected for straight-access fastening where the tool is held directly along the fastener axis.

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