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Networked cordless screwdriver
The quality requirements for assembly are also becoming increasingly important for inspection work and field operations. Atlas Copco offers intelligently networked high-torque cordless screwdrivers for this purpose.
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read more...When using cordless tools, users previously had to be careful that the cordless assembly tools were not used in a different place in the line - with the risk of incorrect screw connections.
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read more...Atlas Copco has improved the possibilities of cordless impulse tools and presents fast, intelligent cordless screwdrivers for torques up to 150 Newton meters.
read more...The ergonomic fastening system (ETS) from Ingersoll Rand tightens the fastening material using short pulses, which reduces the operator's workload and allows them to retain control of the tool.
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