Assembly System installs up to 48 blind fasteners/min.
October 2, 2007 -
Measuring 28 x 26 in., Autoload(TM) MK4.0 feeds blind fasteners continuously and directly to application tool nosepiece. When fasteners on one mandrel are spent, fully loaded batch automatically replaces it. Switchover takes 6 sec versus 30 sec for manual load systems. Designed to reject misshapen fasteners without interrupting application process, Autoload MK4.0 meet needs of automotive, industrial, appliance, and electronic customers.
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Increases Speed Fastening® Productivity By 75 Percent
48 Blind Fasteners Per Minute Installed
Booth 1931 Assembly Technology Expo 2007
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. (Sept. 7, 2007) - A new assembly system from Avdel® North America installs up to 48 blind fasteners per minute, reducing costs and increasing productivity up to 75 percent over conventional placement methods.
The new Autoload(TM) MK4.0 tool feeds blind fasteners continuously and directly to the application tool nosepiece. When fasteners on one mandrel are spent, a fully loaded batch automatically replaces it. The switchover takes six seconds versus 30 seconds for manual load systems.
"The Autoload(TM) MK4.0 tool is the fastest assembly system of its type on the market, and adds a new dimension to Avdel® Speed Fastening®," said Phil Szuba, director and general manager of Avdel North America. "It provides our automotive, industrial, appliance, and electronic customers with a major competitive and qualitative advantage in high-volume fastening processes."
Szuba said that Autoload(TM) MK4.0 places the full range of Avdel® Speed Fastening® types in many standards sizes. These include Avdel® Briv® speed fasteners for large bearing areas in soft materials, Avdel® Rivscrew® threaded rivets, and Avdel® Chobert® speed fasteners for light clamp to reduce potential damage to soft and brittle materials.
Fasteners are installed with Avdel® 753 hydraulic/pneumatic power tools, offering repetitive, multiple fastening feed for rapid and reliable high-speed blind side applications. The system automatically rejects any misshapen fasteners without interrupting the application process.
At a compact 28"x26", the Autoload(TM) MK4.0 tool is half the size of its predecessor models. It installs quickly and easily in assembly stations and can be operational within minutes.
For more information about the Autoload(TM) MK4.0 tool, e-mail infoavdel@acument.com. Download Avdel® product catalogs and spec sheets at www.avdel-global.com.
Avdel®, an Acument® Global Technologies company, is a leader in blind-fastening products and associated installation tools. Avdel's range of blind-fastening technologies is one of the widest available in the market, offering customers worldwide availability through production facilities and sales networks in Europe, America and Asia/Pacific. Avdel North American regional headquarters is located in Sterling Heights, Mich., with a production center in Stanfield, N.C., and a distribution center in Rexdale, Ontario.
Avdel®, Autoload(TM), Briv®, Chobert® and Rivscrew® are trademarks of Avdel UK Limited.
Acument® and Speed Fastening ® are trademarks of Acument Intellectual Properties LLC.
Contacts:
General Information:
Phil Szuba Director/General Manager
USA
Phone: 586-254-6980 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Avdel USA LLC Address: P.O. Box 486 City: Stanfield State: NC ZIP: 28163 Country: USA Phone: 704-888-3583 FAX: 704-888-7111
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