Chicago Pneumatic 6151922765 Air Screwdriver 230 In/lb

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 6151922765 is a pistol-grip pneumatic screwdriver built for production assembly, maintenance, and fastening tasks where consistent torque output matters. It delivers 230 inch-pounds of torque at 900 RPM no-load speed through a direct-drive clutch, making it a straightforward tool for driving screws and fasteners without the complexity of adjustable clutch mechanisms. The 1/4-inch bit holder accepts standard hex insert bits. Air supply connects via a 1/4-inch NPTF inlet, and the tool draws 2.5 CFM at operating pressure. Overall length is 7 inches. Weight is 2.6 pounds. This tool is intended for use by assembly technicians, maintenance mechanics, and trade professionals working with pneumatic tool systems.

The 6151922765 is suited for light-to-medium fastening applications in manufacturing lines, mechanical rooms, and field service environments. The pistol grip handle provides a familiar hold for extended use on repetitive fastening tasks. Direct-drive operation means torque is applied immediately without clutch slip, which is appropriate for applications where positive seating of fasteners is required. It is compatible with standard 1/4-inch hex insert bits widely available in trade and industrial supply.

Key Features

• 230 inch-pounds of torque output for consistent fastener seating
• 900 RPM no-load speed via direct-drive clutch
• 1/4-inch bit holder accepts standard hex insert bits
• Pistol grip handle for controlled, comfortable operation
• 1/4-inch NPTF air inlet for standard pneumatic line connection
• 2.5 CFM air consumption — compatible with typical shop compressor outputs

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4-inch hex insert screwdriver bits and connects to pneumatic systems via a 1/4-inch NPTF fitting.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified technicians familiar with pneumatic tool systems. Before connecting or disconnecting the air line, depressurize the supply hose and verify the air source is isolated. Ensure the supply air is clean, dry, and lubricated per the tool manufacturer's maintenance guidelines to protect internal components. Follow applicable OSHA and workplace safety requirements for pneumatic hand tools during operation.