An electric screwdriver is often used for light assembly applications for industries like aerospace, electronics and medical manufacturing. The assembly power tool and should be operated and maintained like a precision instrument. A torque controlled electric screwdriver is designed to automatically shut-off when the preset torque value is reached and provide accurate repeatability. Mountz electric torque screwdrivers allow you to preset the torque to any value within the torque range of the tool’s capacity. The torque value is set and verified using a torque tester system.
Once you have selected the electric screwdriver for your fastening application, it’s important to understand the basic function and proper setup for the tool. Always use the proper supporting equipment and read the operating instructions before operating an assembly power tool. Do not misuse the tool for an incorrect tightening application.
The video below provides a general “how-to” guide and tips for setting up and operating an electric screwdriver with a transformer (power supply). It focuses on the Mountz EF-Series, K-Series and LF-Series electric drivers, but can be applicable with the setup for HIOS CL-Series, A-Series, SS-Series or other tools.
Mountz offers a variety of electric screwdrivers: brushless style, non-brushless, ESD, clean room, robotic and automation models. Using a quality electric screwdriver is important for many companies to ensure that proper torque is being applied and maintained for their quality requirements.
When an electric screwdriver system is not set-up correctly, it causes headaches, frustrations, lost production time and unnecessary expenses. Eliminate the hassles and make sure your production tools are operational and functioning within a sufficient time frame.
10 Tips for Setting Up an Electric Torque Screwdriver
- Select an electric screwdriver that meets the correct torque for the application
- Always operate the electric screwdriver with the proper transformer
- Read the tool’s operation manual
- Conduct training with your assembly staff for operating the tool properly and safely
- Securely connect the power tool cable between the transformer and the screwdriver
- Select the appropriate bit
- Make sure the transformer is plugged in and powered “On”
- Always preset and verify the torque setting with a torque testing system
- Turn the driver on and check for proper rotation (Forward or Reverse)
- Always hold the power tool firmly and the properly in the hand.
Using a quality electric screwdriver makes a safer world through accuracy and precision. Controlling torque is essential for companies to ensure their product’s quality, safety and reliability isn’t compromised. The failure of a three-cent fastener that isn’t properly tightened can lead to catastrophic or latent failures. Fasteners that are insufficiently fastened can vibrate loose and excessive torque can strip threaded fasteners.
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Other Video Guides for Electric Torque Screwdrivers
Set up Guide for Direct Plug-in Electric Screwdrivers
