Ingersoll Rand QP1S20S1D Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver | 2,000 RPM | 2.7 - 22.1 (In-lbs) Torque Range | Adjustable Shut-Off Clutch

For repetitive production fastening where faster screw rundown and controlled torque shut-off are priorities, the Ingersoll Rand QP1S20S1D Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver combines 2,000 RPM free speed with a 2.7 to 22.1 in-lb torque range and an adjustable shut-off clutch. The shut-off clutch automatically stops the fastening cycle when the preset torque is reached, helping operators maintain more consistent results while reducing the potential for overtightening compatible fasteners.

The Ingersoll Rand QP1S20S1D pairs its higher-speed configuration with a pistol-grip layout suited to bench-level, horizontal, and general production assembly tasks. At 2,000 RPM, the tool can drive compatible screws quickly, with the clutch controlling final tightening within the specified torque range. This combination makes the QP1S20S1D a practical choice for light manufacturing and assembly processes where cycle speed and repeatable fastening both influence productivity.

Type: Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver | Model: QP1S20S1D | Configuration: Pistol Grip | Free Speed: 2,000 RPM | Torque Range: 2.7 - 22.1 in-lbs | Clutch Type: Adjustable Shut-Off

Features: Adjustable shut-off clutch automatically stops the fastening cycle when the preset torque level is reached. 2,000 RPM free speed supports quick fastener rundown in repetitive production assembly operations. 2.7 to 22.1 in-lb torque range provides adjustable output for compatible lower-torque fastening joints. Pistol-grip configuration supports controlled handling during horizontal, angled, and bench-level screwdriving tasks. Automatic clutch shut-off helps reduce overtightening and supports more repeatable fastening from cycle to cycle. Higher-speed configuration can reduce rundown time when compared with lower-speed models in compatible applications. Pneumatic operation supports repeated fastening cycles at production workstations supplied with properly conditioned compressed air. Made in USA:

Applications:

• Electronics and electrical equipment assembly — fastening compatible screws in enclosures, panels, controls, and component assemblies.
• Appliance production — installing screws in housings, brackets, trim components, and light mechanical subassemblies.
• Automotive component manufacturing — completing repetitive lower-torque fastening operations on compatible interior and component assemblies.
• Light manufacturing — handling repeated screw installation where faster rundown and automatic torque shut-off support production workflow.
• Bench assembly stations — performing horizontal and general fastening tasks that benefit from a pistol-grip tool configuration.

FAQs:

• Q: How does the adjustable shut-off clutch work on the QP1S20S1D?
  A: The clutch is adjusted for the required fastening torque within the tool's specified range. During operation, the screwdriver automatically shuts off when the clutch reaches its preset torque point, helping improve repeatability across production cycles.
• Q: What type of assembly work suits the 2,000 RPM configuration?
  A: The higher speed is useful for compatible lower-torque joints where reducing screw rundown time can improve cycle efficiency. The actual tool selection should still be based on the required torque range and characteristics of the production joint.
• Q: How does the QP1S20S1D compare with the QP1T10S1D?
  A: The QP1S20S1D operates at 2,000 RPM with a 2.7 to 22.1 in-lb torque range, while the QP1T10S1D operates at 1,000 RPM with a 2.7 to 39.8 in-lb range. The QP1S20S1D favors faster rundown, while the QP1T10S1D provides greater maximum torque capability.
• Q: Why choose a shut-off clutch screwdriver for repetitive assembly?
  A: Automatic shut-off removes the need for the operator to judge the stopping point manually on every fastener. When the tool is properly adjusted and validated on the production joint, this can support more consistent fastening results.
• Q: Does the clutch setting guarantee the final torque in every joint?
  A: Actual fastening results can vary with joint hardness, fastener condition, component material, bit fit, and air-supply conditions. Verify completed joints using the quality-control method required for the assembly process.

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