What affects the wholesale price of an electric screwdriver?
The wholesale price of an electric screwdriver mainly depends on the motor, gearbox, battery, PCB, torque system, bit configuration, housing, packaging, and order quantity.
The main cost factors are:
Motor type: brushed, coreless, and brushless motors have different costs and service-life levels
Gearbox: metal planetary gearboxes normally cost more than basic plastic gear systems
Battery: capacity, cell quality, protection circuit, and charging system affect price
PCB and functions: adjustable torque, automatic stop, speed control, display, LED, and battery indication add cost
Torque performance: better torque consistency and tighter tolerances usually require better components and more testing
Runout: lower runout requires more accurate shafts, bearings, bit holders, and assembly
Bit material: S2 bits normally cost more than CR-V
Bit quantity and length: larger sets and long precision bits increase cost
Housing material: aluminum-alloy and CNC-machined housings cost more than basic plastic housings
Accessories and case: extension shafts, opening tools, premium cases, and trays increase the set price
QC requirements: torque, aging, battery, runout, hardness, and endurance testing add production cost
Compliance: CE, RoHS, FCC, UN38.3, and other market-specific requirements may add testing and documentation costs
OEM customization: logo, color, custom torque, packaging, and structural changes affect pricing
Order quantity: larger wholesale orders normally reduce the unit price
For electric screwdrivers, the motor, gearbox, battery, PCB, bit quality, and QC standard usually have more impact on price than the external appearance.
For ToolQeen wholesale and OEM projects, pricing is normally calculated according to the product specification, set configuration, customization level, packaging, order quantity, and target market, so buyers can compare products on the same quality level rather than only comparing the lowest unit price.