Chicago Pneumatic 6151922755 Air Screwdriver 124 In/lb

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 6151922755 is a pistol grip air screwdriver designed for production assembly, maintenance, and service work where consistent torque and speed are required. Powered by compressed air, it delivers 124 in/lb of torque at a no-load speed of 2,200 RPM through a direct drive clutch mechanism. The 1/4 inch bit holder accepts standard hex drive bits, making bit swaps fast on the line or in the field. At 6.3 inches in overall length and 2.27 pounds, it is compact enough for confined fastening applications. Air consumption is 2.5 CFM at the rated inlet size of 1/4 NPTF, so a standard shop compressor is sufficient to run it continuously.

This screwdriver fits typical light to medium-duty fastening tasks in HVAC equipment assembly, electrical panel work, plumbing fixture installation, and general mechanical maintenance. The pistol grip handle gives the operator a stable, natural wrist angle when driving fasteners into horizontal or vertical surfaces. It is suited for professional tradespeople who need a reliable pneumatic screwdriver for repetitive fastening without the weight and heat associated with electric alternatives. The direct drive design delivers immediate torque response with minimal moving parts to service.

Key Features

• 124 in/lb torque output for consistent fastening on light to medium fasteners
• 2,200 RPM no-load speed for fast cycle times in production and service work
• 1/4 inch hex bit holder accepts standard drive bits for quick changes
• Direct drive clutch for immediate torque response and simplified maintenance
• 1/4 NPTF inlet compatible with standard shop air fittings and hose assemblies
• Compact 6.3 inch length and 2.27 pound weight reduce operator fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4 inch hex drive screwdriver bits. Connects to any compressed air supply via a 1/4 NPTF inlet fitting. Verify your air supply meets the 2.5 CFM requirement at the recommended operating pressure before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with pneumatic tool safety. Always depressurize and disconnect the air supply before changing bits or performing any service on the tool. Ensure all air line connections are rated for the operating pressure of the tool and that fittings are free of leaks before use. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and manufacturer guidelines for pneumatic tool operation.