Cleco 34RAA08AL3 Clutch Shut-Off Pneumatic Angle Nutrunner | Lever Start | 2,060 RPM | 4 – 6 (ft-lbs) Torque Range | 3/8″ Drive

For high-speed controlled fastening in production assembly, the Cleco 34RAA08AL3 clutch shut-off pneumatic angle nutrunner combines a compact right-angle head with fast rundown and repeatable torque control. Its 2,060 RPM free speed helps reduce cycle time on small fasteners, while the 4 – 6 ft-lbs torque range supports light fastening jobs that require more consistency than hand tightening or non-shut-off air tools can provide. The 3/8″ square drive accepts compatible socket tooling for nut and bolt assembly work.

Part of Cleco’s 34 Series, this lever-start angle nutrunner uses a clutch shut-off system that stops the tool once the preset torque is reached, helping operators maintain repeatable fastening results across repeated assembly cycles. The angle configuration reaches into fixture areas, frame corners, brackets, and other spaces where inline tools may not provide the correct approach angle. Collar reverse allows direction changes at the tool for loosening, correcting, and rework without switching to a separate driver.

Type: Pneumatic Angle Nutrunner | Brand: Cleco | Model: 34RAA08AL3 | Series: 34 Series | Drive Size: 3/8″ Square | Start Type: Lever Start | Reverse Type: Collar Reverse | Clutch Type: Clutch Shut-Off | Free Speed: 2,060 RPM | Torque Range: 4 – 6 ft-lbs | Overall Length: 14.5″ / 368 mm | Weight: 2.7 lbs / 1.2 kg | Head Height: 1.08″ / 27.5 mm | Side to Center: 0.47″ / 12.0 mm | Air Inlet: 3/8″ NPT | Minimum Hose I.D.: 5/16″ | Air Consumption: 34 SCFM

Features:

• Clutch shut-off stops the tool when the preset torque is reached, supporting repeatable fastening results on production work.
• 2,060 RPM free speed provides fast rundown for small fasteners where cycle time matters.
• Right-angle head helps operators reach fasteners near brackets, frame members, housings, fixtures, and other access-limited areas.
• Collar reverse allows forward and reverse operation at the tool for installation, removal, correction, and rework.
• Lever start provides controlled tool activation during repeated fastening cycles.
• 3/8″ square drive accepts compatible socket tooling for nut and bolt assembly applications.
• Compact 0.47″ side-to-center distance helps position the socket close to walls, ribs, clamps, and adjacent components.

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Tech Tip: To increase tool performance, extend tool life, and lessen repair costs, use it with a Filter-Regulator-Lubricator FRL)

Applications:

• Production assembly — running down and tightening small fasteners where controlled shut-off torque is required.
• Automotive component manufacturing — fastening brackets, covers, supports, panels, and light subassemblies.
• Appliance and equipment assembly — socket-driven fastening on housings, frames, access panels, and guards.
• Fixture-based workstations — reaching fasteners located near tooling, clamps, and close-clearance assembly features.
• Industrial maintenance and rework benches — removing and reinstalling light fasteners during inspection, repair, and adjustment tasks.

FAQs:

• Q: What is a clutch shut-off nutrunner?A: A clutch shut-off nutrunner automatically stops when the preset torque is reached. This helps reduce over-tightening and supports more consistent fastening than a non-shut-off tool.
• Q: Why choose the 34RAA08AL3 instead of a slower angle nutrunner?A: The 2,060 RPM speed is useful when the application needs fast rundown on small fasteners. Slower models may be preferred when the joint requires more deliberate approach control.
• Q: What does the 3/8″ drive mean?A: The tool has a 3/8″ square drive, so it accepts compatible 3/8″ drive sockets. Always match the socket size and rating to the fastener and application.
• Q: Can this tool break loose stuck bolts?A: No. The 34RAA08AL3 is a controlled assembly nutrunner, not an impact wrench. It is intended for fastening and light reverse operation within its torque range.
• Q: What is side-to-center distance on an angle nutrunner?A: Side-to-center distance is the measurement from the side of the angle head to the center of the drive. A smaller distance helps the socket reach fasteners close to walls, fixture edges, and nearby components.