Transducerized Torque Controlled Tools for When Precision is Crucial
Transducerized torque controlled tools (sometimes referred to as DC Tools) utilize a transducer and angle encoder to precisely measure torque and angle, providing real-time feedback for accurate and repeatable fastening.
This technology is crucial in high-precision applications where consistent and reliable fastening is essential.
The accuracy and efficiency of transducerized fastening tools can reduce rework, shorten assembly time, and improve overall productivity.
Handheld, Fixtured & Multi-Spindle Configurations
Transducerized tools are available in various configurations, tailored to suit the specific application.
These configurations include Handheld, Fixtured, and Multi-Spindle.
Fixtured tools are mounted on a fixed structure or fixture to provide greater stability than handheld versions during operations.
Multi-spindle tools allow for the simultaneous working of multiple fasteners. This significantly increases productivity and is a requirement for proper part alignment in some applications.
Multiple Orientations & Torque Ranges Increase Versatility
Transducerized torque controlled tools are available in multiple orientations, including Pistol Grip, Right Angle, and Inline.
Torque ranges of individual tools vary depending on the specific application but are generally within the range of 1cNm to 17000Nm.
The best solution for your application depends on the orientation of the joint to the operator and the joint's torque spec.
Pair Transducerized Torque Controlled Tools with Controllers for Increased Production Oversight
Transducerized tools can be paired with controllers to allow connection of additional devices such as socket trays (which link particular sockets to certain jobs/P-sets in the controller), or barcode scanners (to marry torque and angle data to a particular production item.
Pairing transducerized tools with controllers also allows tools to be tied to a specific manufacturing process, facilitating line stops if quality requirements are not met.
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