After screw assembly, the assembled parts can be used as if they were a single part, meeting the highest requirements. The purpose of the screw in this process is to clamp the components tightly together so that they cannot be shifted by external forces. The obtained pre-load force has to be on the one side sufficient to hold the parts together, but on the other side, the screw and the parts should not be damaged by a force overload. The pre-load force is difficult to measure during mass-productions. Therefore, the torque or the angle are the predominant process variables.

The complexity to determine the correct torque or the suitable angle for an assembly and to fulfill the increased requirements in regards to process reliability, require the expert know-how for the design of the screwdriving tools and the process variables.

We gladly support your efforts by performing a comprehensive screw-joint analysis and a Machine Capability Study.

For your tools to continuously operate process reliable, we calibrate an exact torque and offer suitable test devices for their calibration. Additionally, we offer extensive training programs and maintenance- and repair service.