
Pistol Grip Auto Shut Off Pulse Tool, 4.5 - 8 Nm, 1/4 in. hex drive
Brushless Internal Permanent Magnet (IPM) motor provides longer motor life and more efficiency, allowing more fastening cycles per battery charge. Uryu Direct Battery Pulse (UDPB) design connects the pulse unit directly to the motor. Auto Relief Technolog
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URYU Pistol Grip Auto Shut Off Pulse Tool, 4.5 - 8 Nm, 1/4 in. hex drive
Pistol Grip Auto Shut Off Pulse Tool, 4.5 - 8 Nm, 1/4 in. hex drive, model# UDBP-TA40(P)-RF by URYU; available to order from Flexible Assembly Systems. Do you see this Pulse Tool available elsewhere for a lower price? Contact customer service on price matching!
UDBP-TA40(P)-RF by URYU
The next-generation cordless pulse tool combines industry-leading pulse technology with Lithium-Ion battery power.
Features:
- Uryu Direct Battery Pulse (UDBP) design connects the pulse unit directly to the motor — no reduction gearing — resulting in a tool with less noise and vibration
- Brushless Internal Permanent Magnet (IPM) motor provides longer motor life and more efficiency allowing more fastening cycles per battery charge
- Auto Relief Technology provides additional control to the application of torque during the pulsing events
- On board LEDs for application illumination
- Li-Ion battery provides more power and ends the "battery memory" issues of NiCd batteries
- Tool/battery combination is 27% lighter than earlier UBP tools
- RF Types transmit "good" signal to receiver (sold separately) over 426 Mhz
- “Good” signal can be used for Poka-Yoke or Bolt Counting
| Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Min Torque - Ft Lbs | 3.3 |
| Max Torque - Ft Lbs | 5.9 |
| Min Torque - Nm | 4.5 |
| Max Torque - Nm | 8 |
| Clutch Type | Auto Shut Off |
| Style | Pistol;"Drive Size=1/4'' hex |
| Free Speed - rpm | 4800 |
| Type | Pulse Tool |
| MPN | UDBP-TA40(P)-RF |
| Features & Benefits | |
| On board LEDs for application illumination | |
| Battery power indicator provides a visual indication to charge lithium-ion battery | |
| Li-ion battery provides more power | |





