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SPIRAL PATTERN FORMING FASTENING |
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The Orbital forming technique is said to offer advantages over other methods of fastening, yet there are occasions where it may not be the optimal solution. It is for these delicate and lighter duty applications that the Orbitform Group has engineered a Spiralform cartridge into its standard product line. The cartridge displaces material using an eleven-sided spiral pattern similar to those created by the old Spirograph drawing toy.
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FLEXIBLE SCREWFEEDING SYSTEMS |
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Weber has introduced three screwfeeding systems are said to work with any tool. Handheld and fixtured units handle torques up to 50 Nm and a dual durometer polycast bowl minimizes fastener wear and noise. “Any tool” technology is said to allow the use with virtually any pneumatic and dc electric screwdriver. An advanced design maintains feeds while driving and permits bit replacement without the use of tools. |
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SAFETY CONTROLLER INTERFACES |
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SICK has announced the UE4457 and UE4427 remote Safety Controller product line as part of its safety interface product lines. The IP67 enclosure rating of the UE4457 and UE4427 remote controllers provides the ability for on-machine mounting using quick-disconnect technology rather than consuming panel space.
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AUTOMATIC COMPACT TORQUE TRANSDUCERS |
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S. Himmelstein and Company has announced MCRT 48200V series digital torquemeters. The non-contact devices have full scale ranges from 25 to 10,000 lbf in. Units provide ±10 V or ±5 V output analogs of torque, as well as engineering unit data via a resident com port. Two accuracy grades are offered: 0.2% and 0.15%.
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ADVANCED DEVICENET I/O BLOCKS |
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Balluff has introduced four machine mount DeviceNet I/O modules. The I/O blocks are part of a new line of ODVA–approved connectivity products that allow design and construction of virtually any DeviceNet network. The machine-mount I/O blocks include 16 input-only, 16 point configurable, 8 input/8 output, and 8 output-only models.
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