What quality checks should be performed on an electric screwdriver?

An electric screwdriver should be checked for appearance, torque, speed, runout, battery performance, motor and gearbox condition, control functions, bit quality, and packaging before shipment.

We recommend checking:

Appearance: scratches, dents, coating, color, logo, and assembly gaps

Dimensions: overall size, shaft size, button position, and critical tolerances

Torque: verify each electric torque level and manual torque where applicable

Speed: confirm RPM and speed stability

Automatic stop: check that the screwdriver stops correctly under the designed load

Forward/reverse operation: verify both directions work normally

Runout: check for excessive shaft or bit wobble

Motor: noise, vibration, current, temperature rise, and operating stability

Gearbox: backlash, abnormal noise, slipping, and transmission smoothness

Battery: voltage, capacity, charging time, runtime, and protection functions

USB charging: charging current, connector fit, cable, and charging indicator

Buttons, display, and LED: confirm all control and indication functions

Bits: quantity, type, dimensions, material, hardness, tip accuracy, and magnetic performance

Aging test: verify that performance remains stable after repeated operation

Packaging: case, inserts, accessories, labels, barcode, manuals, and outer carton

Compliance markings: model number, battery information, country of origin, and applicable market markings

For ToolQeen multi-stage precision electric screwdrivers, torque inspection should include the standard electric settings of 0.05, 0.15, 0.25, and 0.35 N·m, together with automatic-stop and post-aging verification.

For OEM and ODM orders, all quality checks should be compared against the approved golden sample, final specification, BOM, drawings, packaging artwork, and agreed QC standard before shipment.