Ingersoll Rand QP1T02S1TD Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver | 250 RPM | 2.7 - 47.8 (In-lbs) Torque Range | Adjustable Shut-Off Clutch

For production fastening tasks where deliberate screw rundown and controlled torque shut-off are more important than maximum cycle speed, the Ingersoll Rand QP1T02S1TD Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver combines 250 RPM free speed with a 2.7 to 47.8 in-lb torque range and an adjustable shut-off clutch. The clutch automatically stops the tool when the preset torque point is reached, helping reduce overtightening and supporting consistent fastening across repetitive assembly cycles.

The Ingersoll Rand QP1T02S1TD pairs its slow 250 RPM speed with a pistol-grip configuration suited to horizontal, angled, and bench-level fastening positions. Its broad torque range provides adjustment flexibility for compatible production joints, while the slower rundown rate gives operators a more controlled approach to final tightening than faster screwdriver configurations. This combination makes the tool a focused choice for assembly processes where fastening control and repeatable clutch shut-off take priority over rapid screw installation.

Type: Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver | Model: QP1T02S1TD | Configuration: Pistol Grip | Free Speed: 250 RPM | Torque Range: 2.7 - 47.8 in-lbs | Clutch Type: Adjustable Shut-Off

Features: Adjustable shut-off clutch automatically stops the fastening cycle when the preset torque point is reached. 250 RPM free speed provides deliberate screw rundown for compatible assembly joints requiring controlled tightening. 2.7 to 47.8 in-lb torque range allows tool output to be adjusted for different fastening requirements within the specified capability. Pistol-grip configuration supports practical hand positioning during horizontal, angled, and bench-level assembly work. Automatic clutch shut-off helps reduce overtightening and supports more repeatable fastening from one production cycle to the next. Slow-speed configuration favors controlled fastener approach over rapid rundown in applications where cycle speed is secondary. Pneumatic operation supports repetitive fastening when the tool is supplied with properly conditioned compressed air. Made in USA:

Applications:

• Appliance assembly — tightening compatible screws in housings, frames, brackets, panels, and mechanical subassemblies.
• Automotive component production — completing controlled fastening operations where a slower rundown rate suits the joint requirements.
• Electrical equipment manufacturing — installing fasteners in cabinets, controls, enclosures, and related equipment assemblies.
• General production assembly — performing repetitive screwdriving where adjustable clutch shut-off supports process consistency.
• Bench-level fastening — handling horizontal and angled assembly tasks where pistol-grip control and deliberate screw rundown are preferred.

FAQs:

• Q: What does the adjustable shut-off clutch do on the QP1T02S1TD?
  A: The clutch allows the screwdriver to be adjusted for the required fastening torque within its specified range. When the preset torque point is reached, the tool shuts off automatically to help control tightening and improve repeatability.
• Q: What is the advantage of the 250 RPM configuration?
  A: The slower speed provides a more deliberate fastener rundown than higher-speed screwdriver configurations. This can be useful where controlled approach and tightening are more important than minimizing cycle time.
• Q: How does the QP1T02S1TD compare with the QP1T05S1TD?
  A: Both models have a specified 2.7 to 47.8 in-lb torque range and adjustable shut-off clutch. The QP1T02S1TD operates at 250 RPM, while the QP1T05S1TD operates at 500 RPM, making the QP1T02S1TD the slower-rundown option.
• Q: Why choose a pistol-grip screwdriver for this type of assembly work?
  A: A pistol-grip configuration can provide practical tool control for horizontal, angled, and bench-level fasteners. The best tool configuration depends on fastener orientation, workstation layout, and operator access.
• Q: Does automatic clutch shut-off remove the need for torque verification?
  A: No. Joint characteristics, fastener condition, component material, driver-bit fit, and air-supply conditions can affect final fastening results. Establish the clutch setting on the actual production joint and verify completed fasteners according to the required quality-control procedure.

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