Pistol-Grip Air Screwdriver (TPR-305L, Standard Kit)
Key points
- 55Nm torque - drives 5mm fasteners fast
- 12000rpm for quick production work
- Standard kit - bit, hook and connector included
- Ergonomic pistol grip for long shifts
- Direction switch - fast forward & reverse
- 1/4 inch NPT inlet - fits standard compressor fittings
- Built for production lines, assembly and woodworking
- Pistol-grip control supports repeat fastening on furniture and cabinet lines while reducing tool changes between stations
- Running on shop air keeps a production line free of battery swaps and charging stations across a full shift
- Flat-pack assembly lines can hold one pistol driver per station at low cost, so no operator waits for a shared tool
- Seals and bits are the only wear items, so the running cost of a line stays predictable
| Model | TPR-305L |
| Capacity | 5 mm |
| Torque | 55 Nm |
| Speed | 12000 rpm |
| Inlet | 1/4 inch NPT |
| Kit | Bit + Hook + Air Connector |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Pistol-grip pneumatic screwdriver built for fast, consistent screw driving on production lines, assembly work and woodworking. The 5H-class tool drives up to 5mm capacity fasteners with 55Nm of torque at 12000rpm, and the trigger-style throttle plus direction switch give one-hand control for repetitive driving. The compact red body with textured grip stays comfortable through long shifts, and the standard package includes a screwdriver bit, hanging hook and air connector so you can hook it to a compressor hose immediately. A reliable addition for furniture factories, cabinet shops, electronics assembly and maintenance teams, and a strong SKU for pneumatic tool ranges. Because it runs on shop air through its 1/4 inch NPT inlet, it never needs battery swaps or charging downtime across a full shift. That suits buyers who fit one driver per assembly station. Assembly teams can keep a stock of spare driver bits and service parts with the original order, so a line keeps running when a bit rounds off and the replacement matches the tool already in use.
