HS technology
Programmable blind rivet nut setting tool
The 'RoboRiv' programmable blind rivet nut setting tool for robotic use from HS-Technik is purely electrically operated, does not require compressed air and has built-in sensors for process monitoring.
The all-in-one solution can be programmed via USB with an HST Tool Manager. It can be used to set parameters such as force, current, distance, speed and time. A total of six different programming levels and 100 individual programs allow the tool to be adapted to the respective application. The tool from HS-Technik saves at least 150,000 results including setting curves (force/displacement) and documents the processes or concludes them with a quality check as a force-displacement curve.
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