Atlas Copco BCP BCV Cordless Torque Drivers

[@pincopallavolo2]

How can I set the torque for bl45-10? With the speed control unit I can only set the speed.

[@FlexibleAssembly]

See 1:27 in the video. You must slide the torque cover out of the way and adjust the spring pressure to change the torque output.

[@bokchoy335]

For the BCP BL-6L-I06 you demonstrate the produce with a quick change and state that it comes in 1/4" square drive. Does that mean the quick change is an adaptation or an adapter placed on the square drive?

[@FlexibleAssembly]

All pistol grip models have a 1/4" female hexagon drive that is compatible with bits that have a quick change chuck. The BCV right angle models come with a male 1/4 or 3/8 inch square drive. Only the specific QC Hex 1/4" BCV model will support quick change bits. Hope this clears up any confusion!

[@rahulmasali8560]

can we get ok-nok signal to PLC from this tool ...??????

[@FlexibleAssembly]

There is no transducer in this tool, it has a clutch shut off mechanism. There is no way to obtain an OK-NOK signal from this clutch tool. I'd suggest a transducer tool such as one from the Power Focus family from Atlas Copco if you require tractability and quality control in your fastening process.

[@MrKchels]

What is “BCP” ???

[@FlexibleAssembly]

I'm not certain, but I believe it stands for "Battery Clutch Pistol grip". Atlas Copco uses different names for their tool families. The right angle nut runner version is called the BCV for instance.

[@nickdicambio5082]

Battery Clutch Pistol