Photographers in need of a lightweight, electric screwdriver should check out the Kinefinity Electric Screwdriver, a whole new tool jointly designed by Kinefinity and Wowstick. Characterized by a lightweight body, it also adopts the manual and electric integrated design to enable a dual-power function. With moderate speed in 200R/MIN and precise torque range, the screwdriver improves the screw-turning efficiency and avoids damage to the locked objects for the excessive torque.

Six Screw Bits    Manual and Electric Modes    200 Rotations per Minute    Electric Torque Range: Max 0.15 N·m    Manual Torque Range: Max 3 N·m

The Electric Screwdriver features auto-switchable power between manual and electric functions. The electric function can simplify the boring process of screw twisting and improve work efficiency. If there is any work out of the screwdriver capacity, simply apply a bit of manual force and leave the rest to the screwdriver.

With its 6.8" S2 aluminum alloy body, the Electric Screwdriver is lightweight and easy to carry when shooting on the go. The pack includes six screw bits: SL4.0, PH0, H2.0, H2.5, H3.0, and H4.0, which can meet most demands for detaching KITs.

Featuring a USB Type-C charge port on the screwdriver body, its ultraprecise flexible circuit and high-energy lithium battery guarantee six hours of uninterrupted work after the electric screwdriver is charged for 40 minutes. Its continuous empty load lasts for two hours, and its endurance is up to 180 days. Kinefinity and Wowstick implement three built-in shadowless LED lights, the same LED technology that surgeons use to produce a shadowless light, so you never miss a thing.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it have Pro Ress Raw License compatibility?

A: Kinefinity does not have ProRes RAW. It has ProRes 4444XQ and 422HQ.

Q: 2. Is this screwdriver designed for the large slot camera plate screws?

A: According to Kupo this screw driver is designed to work with virtually every camera tie-down screw made by OConnor, Sachtler, Cartoni, Panavision, Manfrotto and more.

Q: 3. is it possible to use sony E mount lenses on kinefinity cameras?

A: Yes Kinefinity has an E-mount adapter https://bhpho.to/3DKE2aZ that will work with the Kinefinity MAVO Edge 8K Digital Cinema Camera.

Q: 4. What is the size of the flat screwdriver?

A: wide:10mm

Q: 5. Does this mount to a light stand?

A: The Zhiyun FIVERAY M40 Pocket LED and Ball Head Kit BH #ZHFM40PLHK can be mounted to a stand via a 1/4 20 thread.

Q: 6. Does the unit come with a charger? Can it run at full power through usb cable with a charger?

A: The Zhiyun FIVERAY M40 Pocket LED Light (B&H# ZHFM40PL) does not come with a charger, but it does come with a USB cable that will connect to a USB charger. Yes, it can run at full power while connected to a powerful enough USB PD charger to supply continuous power.

Q: 7. Are you sure it fits the mavo edge 8k? It seems it was desing only for the 6k version is that corect?

A: The Kinefinity MAVO Edge 8K/6K to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter (Active) is listed for use with the Kinefinity MAVO Edge 8K Digital Cinema Camera.

Q: 8. Can I put an M.2 SSD of a different brand into this shell (for example a Samsung 970 Evo plus) or will that cause problems?

A: The KineMAG Nano 1TB has a built-in NVMe M.2 1TB SSD that is specially optimized, which gives the KineMAG Nano 1TB two superior safety features: Read-only and RAID 5. We suggest working with the Kinefinity Nano body if you want to install your own NVMe M.2 SSD (2280) media. Please note that the Kinefinity KineMAG Nano 1TB SSD could be removed and replaced with your own NVMe M.2 SSD (2280) as well. Kinefinity KineMAG Nano Body (Empty): BH #KIMAGNANOBDY

Q: 9. Would this cable work for Kinfinity Terra 4k camera?

A: Using the Tilta Nucleus-M Run/Stop Cable for Kinefinity on the Kinfinity Terra 4k would require the additional KineBACK.

Q: 10. Ok, so this cable connect to the kine back to the nucleus m motor?

A: Yes, the Tilta Nucleus-M Run/Stop Cable for Kinefinity can connect to either the Motor, FIZ or Hand Grip on one end and the Kinefinity camera body on the other end.