Handheld screwdriver

Electric handheld screwdrivers ESB for simple industrial screwdriving tasks

The ESB series handheld screwdrivers are designed for fittings using small torques. The screwdriving operation is triggered by a soft start, which prevents load change reactions by the startup of the electric motor. The screwdrivers require no feed system and are suitable for small screws and simple screwdriving applications. The torque can be adjusted variably.

Handheld screwdriver ESB WEBER
Suitable for very small screw
Ideal handling thanks to low weight
Suitable for low torques
With brushless drive

Convincingly flexible

The ESB series handheld screwdrivers are supplied in an ESD-capable housing as standard.

  • Suitable for low torques
  • With brushless drive
Handheld screwdriver ESB Application WEBER

Technical data Handheld screwdriver ESB

Models ESB 1.2 ESB 2.0 ESB 2.5
Torque range [Nm] 0,15 – 1,2 0,40 – 2,0 0,50 – 2,5
Max. rotation speed [rpm] 700 – 1.000 700 – 1.000 500 – 750
Technical changes reserved.

WEBER Schraubautomaten

WEBER Schraubautomaten GmbH is a family-run and innovative company that attaches great importance to the sustainable design of the value chain. The result is high-quality products with maximum process reliability that make production processes more efficient. Your success is our success.

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