Tensor DL screwdrivers - Atlas Copco
Tensor DL screwdrivers - Atlas Copco
Tensor DL screwdrivers - Atlas Copco
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Security<br />
Where every<br />
fastener counts…<br />
Controlled tightening cuts assembly costs by detecting errors. <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong><br />
will bring you closer to zero fault production than ever before. By alerting<br />
the operator to the most common errors before they continue down<br />
the line, the system ensures high quality end-products, and saves you a<br />
fortune in reworking costs. Most important of all, controlled tightening<br />
helps avoid warranty claims and badwill that could jeopardise future sales.<br />
No more missed screws<br />
A missing screw can effectively<br />
sabotage product quality.<br />
While a conventional tool gives<br />
no indication that a screw is<br />
missing, <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong> counts the<br />
screws and signals Batch OK.<br />
Correct torque every time<br />
with fewer tools<br />
<strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong> always applies the<br />
correct torque, thus avoiding<br />
loose screws or broken parts.<br />
Up to 10 parameter sets can<br />
be programmed to handle<br />
different torques and types of<br />
joint. A bit selector can be<br />
used to select the correct<br />
torque setting automatically<br />
when the operator picks a<br />
screw bit.<br />
4<br />
Premature shut-off,<br />
a thing of the past<br />
Every assembly process involves<br />
the risk of human error.<br />
Shutting off the tool before<br />
reaching the correct torque<br />
is a typical example. Unlike<br />
conventional tools, <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong><br />
helps the operator detect early<br />
shut-off by means of lamps on<br />
the tool and on the <strong>DL</strong> Drive.<br />
Tightening is correct only when<br />
the green signal lamp lights.<br />
The right screws and<br />
washers every time<br />
An assembly station usually<br />
has a variety of different<br />
screws and washers. If they<br />
are mixed up or a washer goes<br />
missing, <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong> identifies<br />
Are electric tools worth the investment?<br />
Absolutely, and we can prove it! During their long<br />
working lives, <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong> <strong>screwdrivers</strong> will pay for<br />
themselves many times over and raise the profitability<br />
of your operation. You can also replace as many as<br />
10 conventional tools with one <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong>.<br />
the error by detecting variations<br />
in the tightening angle.<br />
The tool then signals a NOK<br />
tightening, preventing a defective<br />
product from leaving<br />
the factory and reaching the<br />
end-customer.<br />
Forget stripped screws<br />
When working with sheet<br />
metal screws, if a self-tapping<br />
screw enters the hole at the<br />
wrong angle, or the thread<br />
gets stripped, <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong><br />
signals that the screw has not<br />
been correctly tightened.<br />
Good repeatability<br />
For consistent tightening<br />
results on both hard and soft<br />
joints day after day, it is often<br />
necessary to use two conventional<br />
tools, one for each type<br />
of joint. <strong>Tensor</strong> <strong>DL</strong> gives<br />
good repeatability by using a<br />
different parameter set for<br />
each type of joint. Since torque<br />
is determined electronically,<br />
there is no extra wear on<br />
mechanical components even<br />
after years of service.