Electric Torque Screwdrivers
Electric torque screwdrivers are precision fastening tools designed for applications requiring consistent torque control, efficiency, and repeatability. These tools are ideal for assembly lines, electronics manufacturing, medical device production, and other industries where accuracy and low torque variability are critical. Unlike pneumatic torque screwdrivers, which rely on compressed air, electric models operate using a motorized system, offering quieter operation, improved energy efficiency, and greater portability.
Programmable Torque Tools
Programmable Torque Tools also referred to as DC Electric tools and Transducerized tools can provide a lot of value to improve quality of production, improved efficiency in manufacturing processes, increased data collection, and minimize rework and damaged parts caused by inaccurate torque. They allow users to track final torque, program multiple torque strategies, monitor angle, track fastener information, and log all fastening data. These torque controlled smart tool systems can be easily integrated into an internal network for MES data collection and are ideal for use in handheld or automated fastening applications.
Pneumatic Torque Screwdrivers
Pneumatic/air screwdrivers are engineered for precision fastening in high-cycle industrial settings, offering unmatched speed, consistency, and torque accuracy. Ideal for assembly lines, electronics manufacturing, and automotive applications, these tools provide continuous power with minimal maintenance. With ergonomic designs, adjustable torque control, and durable housings, they ensure long-term reliability and operator comfort in demanding production environments.
Cordless Torque Drivers
Cordless Torque Screwdrivers are powered by 9v, 12v and the modern 14.4v Lithium Ion battery pack. These are great for odd jobs that require mobility and flexibility. Popular designs are pistol grip and angle style. Additional benefits include: Reduced hazards caused by air hoses laying across floors or hanging from the ceiling. Lighter weight with an ergonomic design for operator control. Lower vibration and noise for operator comfort. Application: Cordless torque screwdrivers are the most versatile. Not being restricted by a power cord or air hose allows the operator to access hard to reach areas and provides a safer work environment. Most models include LEDs on the front of the tool to provide added visibility to the operator during the assembly process. Cordless torque screwdrivers can be found in automotive, aerospace, electronic assembly, and general industry manufacturing environments.
Manual Torque Screwdrivers
Manual Torque Screwdrivers are made in two popular designs: inline and pistol grip. Modern manual torque screwdrivers are ergonomic in design and even offer a rubber grip for decreased fatigue. A manual torque driver can have a range of 0 to 180 In Lbs. Application: A manual torque screwdriver is ideal for light duty applications that require basic torque control. These adjustable torque screwdrivers are used in a variety of manufacturing environments. Manual torque screwdrivers are not recommended for high volume screw fastening due to the risk of repetitive operation injury (CTS).
