Cdi TLPT6NM T-handle Torque Screwdriver 6 Nm

Product Description

The CDI TLPT6NM is a pre-set T-handle torque screwdriver designed for precision fastening applications where repeatable torque output is critical. It features a 1/4 inch drive with a hex tip and arrives pre-set to a maximum torque of 6 Newton-meters (Nm). The compact 4 mm shaft length and T-handle configuration allow controlled torque application in tight or confined spaces. The tool ships with a 4 mm hex bit included. At 0.309 pounds, it is lightweight enough for extended use without fatigue. HVAC technicians, electricians, and mechanical contractors use pre-set torque drivers to meet manufacturer and code fastening requirements without the risk of overtightening.

This torque screwdriver is suited for light-duty precision fastening tasks on control boards, electrical panel components, terminal connections, and equipment enclosures. Its pre-set torque design makes it appropriate for applications where a fixed torque value is specified by an equipment manufacturer or installation standard, eliminating the need for manual adjustment on the job. The T-handle format provides a stable grip for straight, consistent driving.

Key Features

• Pre-set at 6 Nm maximum torque for repeatable, consistent fastening
• 1/4 inch drive hex tip accepts standard hex bits
• T-handle design provides stable two-hand control during torque application
• 4 mm shaft length suits confined or recessed fastener locations
• Includes 4 mm hex bit ready for immediate use
• Lightweight construction at 0.309 pounds reduces hand fatigue

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision hand tool for use wherever a pre-set 6 Nm hex-drive torque screwdriver is specified in a fastening procedure.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified trade professionals including licensed HVAC technicians, electricians, and mechanical contractors. Always power down and de-energize equipment before using this driver on electrical or control components. Do not attempt to adjust or override the pre-set torque mechanism, as doing so will compromise torque accuracy and may void equipment warranties. Follow applicable NEC or equipment manufacturer fastener torque specifications when selecting the correct torque setting for the application.