Nutrunners contain internal microprocessor.
Made of alloy steel, Series 66 offset in-line nutrunners fit tight assembly applications requiring torque of 20, 30, 35, 45, 75, 100 or 150 Nm. Speed is rated at 2290, 1485, 1177, 937, 424, 345, and 208 rpm. Units include low mass motor, programmable pushbutton, and forward/reverse button. Intelligent Tool Interface (ITI) module inside tool handle makes setup and calibration automatic upon...
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Nutrunners contain internal microprocessor.
Made of alloy steel, Series 66 offset in-line nutrunners fit tight assembly applications requiring torque of 20, 30, 35, 45, 75, 100 or 150 Nm. Speed is rated at 2290, 1485, 1177, 937, 424, 345, and 208 rpm. Units include low mass motor, programmable pushbutton, and forward/reverse button. Intelligent Tool Interface (ITI) module inside tool handle makes setup and calibration automatic upon...
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Right Angle Nutrunner has built-in microprocessor
Medium-torque 66 Series Sliding Spindle nutrunner for handheld or fixtured applications is rated at 40, 75, 90, or 160 Nm. Tool is available with 4, 5, or 11 in. sliding spindle. It has microprocessor-based Intelligent Tool Interface inside tool handle that makes setup and calibration automatic upon connection of tool to company's CS4000 or CS5000 Controller. Data stored by the module includes...
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Right Angle Nutrunner has built-in microprocessor
Medium-torque 66 Series Sliding Spindle nutrunner for handheld or fixtured applications is rated at 40, 75, 90, or 160 Nm. Tool is available with 4, 5, or 11 in. sliding spindle. It has microprocessor-based Intelligent Tool Interface inside tool handle that makes setup and calibration automatic upon connection of tool to company's CS4000 or CS5000 Controller. Data stored by the module includes...
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Solder Redefined
Indium Corporation has developed a new twist on traditional solder by developing a composite with a reinforced matrix internal structure. The result is a solder with increased strength and reliability. Check out this video to learn more about the mechanics behind the groundbreaking technology.
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