Product Catalog
Electric Assembly Tools
The advantage is repeatability, not just speed.
What torque-controlled electric assembly gives you
| Feature | Delivers |
|---|---|
| Set torque + auto stop | Same preload every joint |
| Cycle counter | Prevents missed screws |
| Result logging (select models) | Full traceability |
| Low reaction force | Less operator fatigue |
Frequently asked questions
What does electric assembly tooling add over pneumatic?
Mainly torque consistency: it holds the set value even if line pressure fluctuates, plus quieter operation, no air infrastructure needed, and logging capability.
How do I select the right tool for my line?
Torque range, cycle time, daily cycle count, and reach constraints (straight, angled, tight space) — tell us these and we'll match the model.
Can I log tightening results?
Yes, on suitable models — each result can be recorded and reported, useful for traceability in quality-controlled production.
Do these tools drift over time?
Like any torque tool, periodic verification is needed. Drift is silent and only shows up as a field failure without regular checking.