Employing a servo-driven electric tightening shaft, it precisely controls torque and angle, supporting various advanced strategies such as torque control, torque-angle control, and yield point control to meet diverse needs ranging from precision electronics to heavy equipment.

It monitors and records the tightening curve of each screw in real time, and provides immediate alarms and rejections for abnormalities such as stripped threads, missed screws, and excessive torque.All data is 100% uploaded to the MES system, enabling accurate quality traceability throughout the entire lifecycle.

Multi-axis synchronous tightening technology is applied to improve the efficiency of large workpieces (such as server chassis and automotive controllers); robots are used to carry tightening axes to complete locking tasks in confined spaces or with complex trajectories, and quick-change fixtures are used to enable rapid production line changeovers.