Chicago Pneumatic 6151922623 Inline Air Screwdriver

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 6151922623 is an inline-handle air screwdriver designed for production assembly, light fabrication, and repetitive fastening work. It operates at 1,700 RPM with an adjustable torque range of 1.10 to 4.00 ft/lb (13.30 to 49.00 in/lb), giving technicians precise control over fastener seating without overdriving. The tool accepts a 1/4 inch hex bit holder and connects to a compressed air supply through a 1/4 inch NPT inlet. Air consumption runs at 7 CFM. The lever-style trigger and inline form factor make it well-suited for sustained, repetitive driving cycles common in trade assembly environments.

This screwdriver is used in light industrial assembly, HVAC sheet metal work, electrical panel assembly, and similar applications where consistent torque and high cycle rates are required. The inline handle keeps the tool aligned with the fastener axis, reducing wrist fatigue during prolonged use. It is typically operated by assembly technicians, HVAC installers, and electricians working on repetitive screw-driving tasks. The adjustable clutch allows the operator to dial in torque output to match different fastener sizes and materials without swapping tools.

Key Features

• Adjustable cushion and shut-off clutch for repeatable torque control between 1.10 and 4.00 ft/lb
• 1,700 RPM no-load speed for fast fastener cycling
• 1/4 inch hex bit holder accepts standard driver bits
• 1/4 inch NPT inlet fits common shop air fittings
• Inline handle design keeps tool aligned with fastener for reduced fatigue
• Lever-style trigger for positive start and stop control

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style inline air screwdriver compatible with standard 1/4 inch hex driver bits and 1/4 inch NPT compressed air supply lines common in light industrial and trade assembly setups.

Installation Notes

Connect to a regulated compressed air supply capable of delivering at least 7 CFM at the recommended operating pressure before use. Always set the clutch torque adjustment before driving fasteners and verify the setting on a test piece. Disconnect the air supply before changing bits or performing any maintenance. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and the tool manufacturer guidelines for pneumatic tool operation.