Technology

Four product technology briefings: what the problem actually is, why conventional sensing has not solved it, how the ZIPPTORK approach works, and what it takes to select and deploy it.

4 BRIEFINGS 44 SECTIONS ENGLISH

What runs through all four

THE COMMON THREAD

Keep the tools

Sensing is separated from the tool and placed between tool and fastener, so an existing impact, pulse, clutch or auto-shutoff fleet can be upgraded instead of replaced.

Survive the environment

Impact and pulse tooling produce repeated shock and rapid torque peaks. A patented double vibration-damping architecture is what lets electronic sensing live there at all.

Finish as a record

Torque, angle and identification data become a searchable fastening record that can be handed to a customer or an auditor.

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