Handheld nut runners from the HCX series have been used by our customers in countless applications for years and are extremely popular through their robust design and high reliability.
Handheld tools from AMT are designed for hard industrial use. The handle is made of polyamide with a high fiber-glass portion, the motor encasing is made of robust polyurethane. The motor and drive units are designed for a long lifespan. This robust construction leads to an extension of the lifespan and thereby minimizes maintenance costs.
A lot of value was placed on an ergonomic design during the development of the HCX series:
Short cycle times require the use of powerful drives. That is why we only use maintenance-free EC motors with high dynamics in our handheld tools.
By default, all handheld tools are equipped with reaction torque sensors, which are installed between the drive and output. The torque can be reliably determined with consistent precision using strain gauges in full bridge circuit. Through the angle detection, it is also examined to see if the clamp load was accomplished during the assembly process. All AMT controls additionally monitor the power intake of the tool equivalent to the torque as a redundant control variable. Thus, all requirements that are placed in the assembly of safety-relevant or quality-critical assemblies are fulfilled.
Of course, the tools also have an integrated data chip where all relevant tool data is saved by the factory. This data is automatically imported by the AMT controls as soon as a new tool is connected to a controller. Therefore, laborious parameterization is a thing of the past. The data chip also saves the number of executed fastening cycles. This allows for the development and planning for preventive maintenance.
Even the most reliable of tools are subject to natural wear over time. To make sure that this wear does not lead to a sudden failure of the tool and therefore a stoppage on an assembly line, AMT tools automatically notify the user when preventive maintenance is required. An integrated screw cycle counter with a load-dependent assessment makes sure that required maintenance is reported in time before the tool fails. This increases the availability of the tool with a simultaneous reduction of the maintenance expenses through a wear-dependent replacement of parts.
Even the most reliable of tools are subject to natural wear over time. To make sure that this wear does not lead to a sudden failure of the tool and therefore a stoppage on an assembly line, AMT tools automatically notify the user when preventive maintenance is required. An integrated screw cycle counter with a load-dependent assessment makes sure that required maintenance is reported in time before the tool fails. This increases the availability of the tool with a simultaneous reduction of the maintenance expenses through a wear-dependent replacement of parts.
By using an ultrasonic triangulation system, the fastening data can be assigned to the individual fasteners without any errors. The definition of the work sequences, automatic selection of screw parameters and a quality statement after processing the complete content result in advanced process security.