While using variable trigger with low rpm , does torque lower too ?
1015263
no it does not. plenty of power, however, these aftermarket batteries on this site suck & it is hard to get a replacement. I am stuck with 8 batteries that are no good. I will never order another
735998
The only way to control the torque is letting up on the trigger which works okay. I mainly use this for lug nuts and when I start it I let up on the trigger. In a way I wish it did have an adjustable torque setting like their drills. The specs say max torque is 300 ft. lbs however mine won't loosed my lug nuts on my Chevy truck which the torque is 140 ft.lbs. I hope this helps.
879721
I would think so....it has a 4 cyl setting and RPM is not changed based on 2 vs 4 cycle.
2244747
There is no setting for these Drivers to control the torque as they are not meant for applications such as Putting Lug nuts on cars ect. These guns are great for driving Lags, Driving Screws ect where there is not usually a torque spec.
1159020
I found out the same thing. I actually moved them past the lowest setting and it did make it slightly easier to use. Also the cylinders need to wear in slightly and they will feel better
800719
Do not know for sure, however there are two settings for torque. It would seem reasonable that these could be the two values
965183
Definitely variable. Think of the speeds as gearing. Within that gearing you can control how fast or slow based on pull of the trigger from min to max allowed by that gearing.
2029114
Fully variable, and with a GREAT touch, IMO. Easy to finesse all the torque it puts out. Personally, I love trigger on this thing.
476022
Will still work but accuracy will be compromised as calibration was set at it's lowest setting to it's highest . If you go down below to the point where you don't feel spring resistance while turning back the handle, the torque wrench will not sense torque, conversely the higher you set the torque handle, the more pressure you put on the spring thus increasing torque value.
1133311
The torque is only variable in the aspect that the speed is variable. There is no adjustment for strength. I am a professional technician and I use this at home. It does have a lot of power.
1840610
Either send it to a calibration house...Or test rough accuracy - Buy preset torque wrenches (eg Ritchey 4Nm, 5Nm), tighten until it reaches the 4Nm limit, then try the Venzo at same torque. If the Venzo doesn't reach the limit is at torque or under. Then try the higher torque setting... And rinse repeat.Then tell us how it went!Usually the concern is applying too much torque at lighter range... And not enough at higher range.
426729
The clutch is adjusted on the barrel in increments from 1-10, with drill giving you the most torque. The speed and power is regulated only by the pressure exerted on the trigger.
333800
It has variable speed by use of the trigger, but there is no torque adjustment that I know of. Tire stores have "torque sticks" that are " drive extensions that are color coded for different torque values = 65 ft/lb Green , 75 ft/lb Black, 80 ft/lb Yellow, 90 ft/lb Red, 100 ft/lb Blue, 110 ft/lb Orange, 120 ft/lb Grey, 130 ft/lb Maroon, 140 ft/lb White, 150 ft/lb Light Blue. These extensions limit the torque.
233328
no, there is no controllable variable speed. however you can lightly squeeze the trigger switch to gain uncontrollable variable speed
2132079
25,000 to 27,000 rpm. variable speed through trigger. I use this for most automotive panel work and is great, I am not sure what John M is trying to use it for.
581254
It is hard to determine that low of an RPM with a foot control. The noise on mine is low.
1801272
There is a 3 speed selector switch on top of the driver (1-2-3), which would be the same as (Low-Medium-High). Each position is continuously variable via the trigger position, depending on how much you pull it back (slow to fast) regardless of what driver mode you are in.