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ASSEMBLY Q&A: Desoutter Industrial Tools

We sit down with Yohan Verdon, North American marketing manager at Desoutter, to talk about new technologies and trends in screwdriving.

John Sprovieri

April 17, 2013

A growing number of manufacturers are moving from air tools to electric tools and from corded electric tools to cordless tools.

Fastening systems help Rhenus reboot an axle assembly line

Fastening Threads: Torque Control vs. Angle Control

David Archer

December 23, 2009

Angle control is a more fundamentally sound method of measuring the tension applied to a bolted joint.

Keeping Screws Tight

John Sprovieri

December 19, 2008

Preventing screws from loosening requires the right combination of thread design, torque specification and fastening tool.

Fastening Threads: Torque Audits Are a Good Way to Check Joints

David Archer

August 28, 2008

The most common method of checking a bolted joint is generally referred to as a "torque audit," which measures a value know as "residual torque."

Torque Trade-Offs

Paul Wallace

March 24, 2008

Some suppliers tout the ergonomic benefits of their tools; others emphasize the accuracy of their products. This independent study looks at the trade-offs.

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