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Air Screwdriver

Air Screwdriver

A pneumatic screwdriver (also known as an air screwdriver) is an air-powered tool used for tightening and loosening screws in a fast and efficient manner. It is ideal for repetitive screw-driving tasks in industrial assembly lines and production environments. Where Is It Used? • Electronics and appliance assembly • Furniture and cabinet manufacturing • Automotive component assembly • Mass production and industrial assembly lines Features: • Torque range: Typically between 3 Nm and 50 Nm • Working principle: Powered by compressed air, rotating the driver bit • Body types: Straight or pistol grip models • Bit compatibility: 1/4” hex shank screwdriver bits • Trigger or push-to-start operation: Some models offer automatic shut-off at set torque Advantages: • Fast and consistent screwdriving • Suitable for long periods of continuous use • Does not overheat, unlike electric models • Lightweight and ergonomic, reduces operator fatigue • Adjustable torque settings (in certain models) Safety Considerations: • Use proper torque settings to avoid damaging screws or materials • Requires clean, lubricated air supply for optimal performance • Operators should wear protective gear such as goggles and hearing protection

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