Screw Tightening Forgetting Prevention Counter for Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing

Reduce careless mistakes! A counter that prevents forgetting to tighten screws, achieving improved assembly accuracy.

In the manufacturing of electrical and electronic devices, forgetting to tighten screws or incomplete tightening is a serious problem that leads to a decline in product quality and the occurrence of defective products. Our "Screw Tightening Forgetting Prevention Counter" solves these issues when used in combination with an electric screwdriver, contributing to improved assembly accuracy. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Assembly lines for electrical and electronic devices - Automation of screw tightening tasks - Complex assembly processes using multiple types of screws - Improving efficiency in tasks that relied on manual labor - Prevention of defective products due to forgotten tightening 【Effects of Implementation】 - Suppresses the occurrence of defective products due to forgotten tightening, contributing to improved product quality. - Reduces the burden on workers and improves work efficiency. - Suppresses variations in tightening torque, leading to stabilization of product quality. - Achieves resolution of labor shortages and cost reduction through automation.

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【Features】 - This control device is designed to be used in combination with an electric screwdriver to detect and prevent "forgotten screw tightening (human error)" and "incomplete screw tightening." - It automatically measures the screw tightening time, making setup easy. (Manual settings for precise adjustments are also possible.) - With the second timer setting, it can stop the screwdriver's rotation. (It alerts you when a long screw is mistakenly tightened.) - It can memorize eight different screw tightening patterns and combine them sequentially for tightening. - It is equipped with various I/O terminals, allowing for connection with automated machines. - Even if multiple screwdrivers are used, the number can be increased through daisy chaining, and the screwdrivers can be controlled in the order of operation.