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Screwdriving & Riveting

New Technology Ensures Error-Proof Fastening

Some 40 suppliers of screwdriving, nutrunning and riveting tools displayed their latest technologies at the 2016 ASSEMBLY Show.

John Sprovieri

January 10, 2017

Here's a taste of some of the new fastening tools that were seen at the 2016 ASSEMBLY Show.

How to Mistake-Proof Your Fastening Operations While Improving Efficiency

March 8, 2016

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Cleco has been a leader in industrial tool for decades.

How To Keep Your Operators Safe and Reduce Costs on an Assembly Line Using Covered Fastener Drive Tools

March 8, 2016

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IMPROVING OPERATOR SAFETY ON THE ASSEMBLY LINE

Screwdriving and Riveting

New Fastening Tools, Accessories Improve Ergonomics, Accuracy

John Sprovieri

February 10, 2016

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The ASSEMBLY Show hosts some 38 suppliers of screwdrivers, nutrunners, screw feeders, torque-reaction arms, rivet guns and other fastening products.

Visual Communication for Tool Crib Management

Martin Carter

June 1, 2012

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Labels and other visual aids can help crib managers prevent theft of assembly tools.

Fastening Threads: Getting with the Program

David Archer

February 1, 2012

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Programmable torque tools have become popular in recent years, due to quality initiatives.

John Sprovieri

June 30, 2009

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New technology gives impact wrenches the ability to measure torque and angle.

John Sprovieri

October 30, 2008

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To ensure quality control and worker safety, supervisors should train operators how to use fastening tools correctly.

Do You Think You Are Too Small To Automate?

If you’re a small or mid-sized manufacturer, or are facing the challenges of low-volume, high-mix production, you may be wondering if collaborative robots, or “cobots” are right for you. In this webinar, Sales Development Manager at Universal Robots, Michael DeGrace will share and highlight the significant benefits associated with using collaborative robots in the manufacturing industry such as easy programming, quick set-up, ability to use multiple applications with quick changeover as well as cost.

Rate Lean: Fast

Gene Goodson first described his rapid plant assessment process in 2002 for the Harvard Business Review. More than 1,000 plant tours and assessments later, Goodson applied the accumulated data to create a workbook Rate Lean: Fast, published by the Tauber Institute for Global Operations at the University of Michigan.

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