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Do I have to use the Torque Limiting Attachment (TLA) for inserting locking screws?

April 26, 2017inserting Limiting locking screws tla torque

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Do I have to use the Torque Limiting Attachment (TLA) for inserting locking screws?

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No, hand tightening locking screws is appropriate so long as you are close to the recommended torque. If locking with a power screwdriver, a TLA should be to reduce the risk of applying too much torque that can cause cold-welding of the screw head in the plate.