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Anybody tasked with equipping an assembly line with torque electric screwdrivers will run into a few different technologies while researching their options. These include clutch screwdrivers, current-controlled screwdrivers and transducer screwdrivers.

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Our new KDS-NT transducerized screwdriver is the most intelligent and cost-effective tool on the market in the 5 - 70 cNm (i.e. 0.05 - 0.7Nm) torque range.

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The new micro torque K-Ducer, the KDS-NT, is the latest addition to our transducerized screwdriver line and it's the most intelligent and cost-effective tool on the micro-torque market in the 5 - 70 cNm (i.e. 0.05 - 0.7Nm) torque range.

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Controlling torque is vital for companies to ensure their product’s quality. Fasteners that are insufficiently torqued can vibrate loose and excessive torque can strip threaded fasteners.
In order to prevent any production stops or quality issues it is essential to schedule routine checks and maintenance of the tools used in the production line.

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While tools like Kolver's electric screwdrivers with torque & angle control ensure that the correct torque is applied during assembly, companies may still have a need to audit existing joints at a later date, perhaps as part of their ongoing quality control process.

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