Screwdriving and Riveting Assembly

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With specialty tack fasteners, manufacturers can quickly attach nameplates, install microelectronic components, and join thin and thick sheets of different metals.

While designing the A350 XWB (extra wide body) airplane in early 2010, Airbus’ engineers proposed a revolutionary way to build the plane’s wings at the company’s plant in Broughton, UK. Specifically, they wanted the wings built horizontally rather than the traditional vertical method.

Identifying and finding the best torque tooling solution for your individual needs is paramount to success in your assembly process.

The DEPRAG manual work station combines manual operations with processing reliability that is on par with automated production.

Delta Regis Count-Verify Controllers help to identify and eliminate costly screw-fastening errors during the assembly process.

Cleco has been a leader in industrial tool for decades.

IMPROVING OPERATOR SAFETY ON THE ASSEMBLY LINE

To achieve optimal alignment when using Coiled Pins, two primary design elements must be adhered to

Permanently assembling parts using an orbital process offers many advantages including: 80% less force required than a conventional press, a low profile aesthetically appealing head-form, low cost fasteners, a high strength joint, and the option to allow a joint to rotate.

The Baltec HPP-25 is based on a revolutionary new hardware and intelligent software; this system offers users a broader application spectrum for continuous quality assurance allowing for effective monitoring of any riveting variable in assembly applications.