Atlas Copco TWIST Pneumatic Pistol-Grip Slip-Clutch Screwdrivers

Atlas Copco TWIST Pneumatic Pistol-Grip Slip-Clutch Screwdrivers

Atlas Copco TWIST is a family of pneumatic pistol-grip screwdrivers with a slip-clutch design, built for assembly work where consistent tightening and comfortable handling matter.

The range includes models with trigger and push start operation, offering different torque ranges and a compact format suited to assembly stations and daily production use.

Key Features

• Slip-clutch control: The screwdrivers use a slip-clutch mechanism for stable tightening control.
• Pistol-grip handling: The pistol-grip form supports comfortable, one-handed operation during repetitive work.
• Dual start options: Models are offered with trigger and push start for flexible station use.
• Multiple torque ranges: Different models are available to match a range of tightening requirements.
• Compact build: The low weight and compact dimensions support comfortable use in tight workspaces.
• Clear model identification: Each model has its own ordering number, making it easy to specify the exact version you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right TWIST model for my assembly line?
Step 1: Define the torque range required for the application.
Step 2: Select a model whose range matches the tightening task.
Step 3: Decide whether trigger start or push start fits the station best.
Step 4: Check the tool size and handling needs for the workspace.

What is the main difference between the models in the TWIST family?
The main differences are torque range and speed.
That gives you options for lighter assembly tasks or more demanding tightening jobs.

What kind of applications is TWIST best suited for?
TWIST is suited to assembly work that needs controlled tightening, comfortable handling, and repeatable performance.
It fits well at production stations.

Do all models use the same start method?
The family includes models with trigger and push start.
That lets you choose the start method that fits the station workflow best.

What should I prepare before ordering a specific model?
Have the exact model name and ordering number ready.
That helps ensure the correct version is selected without confusion.

How can I tell if a model is suitable for daily production use?
Check the tool’s handling, weight, dimensions, and required torque range.
Those factors help match the screwdriver to the actual workload.