ESD electric screwdriver lever start 0.05 - 0.5 Nm, 700 - 1000 rpm - Delvo DLV-7321-BKE6

On printed circuit boards and small assemblies, a torque held within tight limits decides whether the thread carries or the plastic boss cracks. This electric screwdriver keeps the preset value between 0.05 and 0.5 Nm and releases the drive through its shut-off clutch as soon as that value is reached.

Benefits

• Torque infinitely adjustable from 0.05 to 0.5 Nm, one tool covers machine screws from 1.0 to 3.0 mm.
• Shut-off clutch ends the tightening at the set value and protects small threads from stripping.
• Lever start releases the spindle only once the bit is seated, so no screw runs off early.
• Speed of 700 to 1000 rpm, fast enough for cycle work and still controllable on small screw heads.
• Weight of 350 g, on a tool balancer the hand stays relieved across a full shift.
• ESD design for workplaces handling electrostatic sensitive devices.

Applications

Assembly of electronic and electrical modules, precision mechanics, optics and medical devices, plus test and repair benches where small screws have to be tightened repeatably.

Matching accessories

The screwdriver runs on the DLC-1213A-GGB or DLC-1213A-GG control unit, which provides soft start and speed preselection. Bits with a 4 mm shank fit through the ADA-HR4-D63 adapter, the BAL-0515 and BAL-1020 tool balancers take the weight off the hand, and the SGR-14 and SGR-23 screw grids present the screws at the bench.

ESD design

Housing and grip area are dissipative, so no charge builds up on the tool and none is passed to the assembly. The screwdriver can therefore be used inside an EPA according to IEC 61340-5-1.