Up for bidding is a pneumatic screw gun
I buy this tool a few months ago used, is a really good tool nothing wrong with it
I work on aviation and have use this screw gun on different torque settings (15 in Lbs.- 25 in Lbs. And 35 in Lbs)
it does other higher settings
It can be set/adjust by turn it with a small screw driver
I will accept returns only if the item is not as described or not working and with in 3 days of receiving item
you are welcome to see my other listings
Thanks for looking
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