Ingersoll Rand QP1T10S1D Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver | 1,000 RPM | 2.7 - 39.8 (In-lbs) Torque Range | Adjustable Shut-Off Clutch

For repetitive assembly work that requires controlled torque with a comfortable pistol-grip layout, the Ingersoll Rand QP1T10S1D Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver combines 1,000 RPM free speed with a 2.7 to 39.8 in-lb torque range and an adjustable shut-off clutch. A shut-off clutch automatically stops the tool when the preset torque is reached, helping reduce overtightening and improve fastening consistency across repeated production cycles.

The Ingersoll Rand QP1T10S1D uses a pistol-grip configuration that supports controlled hand positioning during horizontal, angled, and bench-level fastening work. Its 1,000 RPM speed provides a practical balance between rundown time and available torque. At the same time, the adjustable clutch lets operators match output to compatible fasteners and joint requirements within the specified range. This combination suits assembly stations where repeatability, deliberate tool control, and consistent fastening results are more important than maximum rundown speed.

Type: Pistol Grip Air Screwdriver | Model: QP1T10S1D | Configuration: Pistol Grip | Free Speed: 1,000 RPM | Torque Range: 2.7 - 39.8 in-lbs | Clutch Type: Adjustable Shut-Off

Features: Adjustable shut-off clutch automatically stops the screwdriver when the preset torque level is reached. 2.7 to 39.8 in-lb torque range supports compatible low- and moderate-torque assembly applications. 1,000 RPM free speed balances controlled fastener rundown with increased torque capability compared with faster screwdriver configurations. Pistol-grip configuration supports controlled hand positioning during horizontal and general assembly work. Automatic clutch shut-off helps reduce overtightening and improve fastening repeatability across production cycles. Adjustable torque output allows the tool to be matched to the fastener, joint characteristics, component material, and assembly requirements. Pneumatic operation supports repeated fastening at production stations supplied with properly conditioned compressed air. Made in USA:

Applications:

• Appliance manufacturing — tightening compatible screws in housings, brackets, frames, panels, and mechanical subassemblies.
• Automotive component assembly — fastening production parts and subassemblies where controlled torque and pistol-grip handling suit the process.
• Electrical equipment production — installing fasteners in cabinets, enclosures, controls, and related assemblies.
• General manufacturing — completing repetitive fastening operations where adjustable shut-off torque improves process consistency.
• Production workstations — supporting repeated screwdriving tasks that benefit from a pistol-grip layout and controlled 1,000 RPM rundown speed.

FAQs:

• Q: What does an adjustable shut-off clutch do?
  A: The clutch automatically stops the screwdriver when the preset torque is reached. This helps improve fastening repeatability and reduce the risk of overtightening compatible screws and components.
• Q: What torque range does the Ingersoll Rand QP1T10S1D provide?
  A: The specified torque range is 2.7 to 39.8 in-lbs. The correct setting should be established according to the fastener, joint characteristics, component material, and assembly specification.
• Q: Why choose a pistol-grip screwdriver instead of an inline model?
  A: A pistol-grip configuration can provide more natural hand positioning for horizontal, angled, and general bench-level fastening work. Inline tools are often preferred where the fastener is directly in line with the operator's arm or where axial push is part of the process.
• Q: Does the shut-off clutch guarantee final joint torque?
  A: Final torque can still vary with air pressure, fastener condition, joint hardness, component material, bit fit, and operating conditions. Verify the actual production joint using the required quality-control method.
• Q: How does the 1,000 RPM speed affect tool selection?
  A: The 1,000 RPM configuration provides a middle ground between faster, lower-torque screwdrivers and slower models with greater torque capability. It is suited to assembly processes where controlled rundown and moderate cycle speed are both important.

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