Electric Screwdriver

Electric screwdrivers are handheld power tools that are used for driving screws into various materials. They are classified under the supply class Hand Tools, Power Driven, which falls under the supply group Hand Tools.

Electric screwdrivers are designed to make the task of screwing or unscrewing faster and more efficient compared to manual screwdrivers. They are equipped with an electric motor that provides the necessary power to rotate the screwdriver bit, allowing for quick and effortless screwdriving.

These tools typically have a pistol grip handle for comfortable and ergonomic use. They also feature a variable speed control, allowing users to adjust the rotation speed according to the requirements of the task at hand. Some electric screwdrivers may also have additional features such as torque control, LED lights for better visibility, and reversible rotation for easy screw removal.

Electric screwdrivers are commonly used in various industries and applications, including construction, woodworking, electronics, and automotive. They are especially useful for tasks that involve a large number of screws or require repetitive screwdriving, as they can significantly reduce the time and effort required.

When using an electric screwdriver, it is important to follow safety guidelines and precautions, such as wearing appropriate protective gear and ensuring that the tool is used in a stable and secure manner. Regular maintenance and inspection of the tool are also recommended to ensure its optimal performance and longevity.