Cleco 19PTA07Q P-Handle Pneumatic Screwdriver | 19 Series | Trigger Start | 660 RPM | 1.2 – 5 (ft-lbs) Torque Range

Built for assembly stations that need more fastening torque without moving to a larger tool platform, the Cleco 19PTA07Q P-handle pneumatic screwdriver delivers a 660 RPM free speed with a 1.2 – 5 ft-lbs torque range for controlled run-down on machine screws, brackets, panel fasteners, appliance assemblies, and light mechanical components. The mid-speed configuration helps operators maintain production pace while still providing enough control for repeated fastening work.

This 19 Series model uses a trigger start throttle and Clecomatic shut-off clutch, a torque-control clutch that stops the tool when the selected torque is reached. That shut-off action helps reduce over-tightening and improves repeatability in production environments where the same fastener pattern may be installed throughout a shift. The P-handle layout gives the operator a centered grip for bench, fixture, and vertical fastening positions.

Type: P-Handle Pneumatic Screwdriver | Series: Cleco 19 Series | Model: 19PTA07Q | Start Type: Trigger Start | Clutch Type: Clecomatic Shut-Off Clutch | Drive Size: 1/4″ Hex Quick Change | Free Speed: 660 RPM | Torque Range: 1.2 – 5 ft-lbs / 15 – 60 in-lbs / 1.7 – 6.8 Nm | Length: 8.4″ | Weight: 1.50 lbs | Air Consumption: 11 SCFM | Air Inlet: 1/4″ | Minimum Hose I.D.: 3/8″ | Operating Pressure: 90 PSI

Features:

• Clecomatic shut-off clutch stops the tool at the selected torque setting to support consistent fastening results.
• Trigger start operation gives the operator direct control when starting screws, aligning bits, and managing repeat assembly tasks.
• 660 RPM free speed supports productive run-down on common assembly fasteners without excessive tool speed.
• 1.2 – 5 ft-lbs torque range covers higher-torque screwdriving applications within the Cleco 19 Series P-handle lineup.
• P-handle body style provides a stable grip for bench work, fixture-mounted parts, and vertical or horizontal fastening positions.
• 1/4″ hex quick-change drive accepts standard production screwdriver bits for fast bit replacement between jobs.
• Reversible operation allows the tool to install fasteners and remove screws during rework, maintenance, or inspection.

Applications:

• Light manufacturing and production assembly — fastening brackets, covers, guards, and panels where repeat torque control is required.
• Appliance and equipment assembly — installing screws into frames, housings, trim panels, and subassemblies at a preset torque.
• Automotive interior and component work — controlled screwdriving on modules, non-structural brackets, and plastic or composite parts.
• Industrial maintenance and repair benches — removing and reinstalling screws during part replacement, inspection, and adjustment.
• Fixture and workstation fastening — supporting repetitive operations where the operator needs a stable P-handle grip and standard 1/4″ hex bit compatibility.

FAQs:

• Q: What makes the 19PTA07Q different from lower-torque 19 Series models?A: The 19PTA07Q has a 1.2 – 5 ft-lbs torque range, giving it more fastening capacity than 0.8 – 3.7 ft-lbs models while keeping the same 660 RPM speed class. It is a better fit when the fastener or material requires a higher final torque setting.
• Q: What does the Clecomatic shut-off clutch do?A: The Clecomatic shut-off clutch stops the screwdriver when the preset torque is reached. This helps improve repeatability and reduces the chance of over-tightening compared with manually stopping the tool by feel.
• Q: What size bits does this screwdriver use?A: This model uses a 1/4″ hex quick-change drive, which fits common 1/4″ hex screwdriver bits used in production, maintenance, and assembly operations.
• Q: Can this screwdriver be used for screw removal?A: Yes. The 19PTA07Q is reversible, so it can remove screws during service, rework, inspection, and adjustment tasks.
• Q: What air supply does the Cleco 19PTA07Q require?A: Cleco rates this screwdriver for 90 PSI operation with a 3/8″ minimum hose I.D. A clean, regulated air supply with a properly sized FRL helps maintain consistent torque performance and protects the tool.