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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems Technology That Connects [WEBER] www.weber-online.com TECHNOLOGY THAT CONNECTS

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Contents Fixtured Screwdriving Systems 14 Setting and Insertion Systems 18

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | WEBER Expertise WEBER Kompetenzen Expertise The art of doing the right thing at the right moment Applications High-end WEBER products set standards for screwdriving automation More than 60 years after the founding of the company, we still follow the same principle: each application is unique, each customer has specific requirements and each automation process requires a tailor-made solution. The secret to the success of WEBER is that we listen to our customers. We carefully analyze their requirements and the task at hand to develop optimal solutions in...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | WEBER Solutions WEBER Solutions WEBER has been offering reliable and accurate automatic screwdriving systems for assembly applications in all industrial sectors for over 60 years Electrical industry Electrical components require assembly systems that provide high technical cleanliness despite short cycle times. New joining technologies for lightweight construction require flexible assembly systems and continuous innovations – with maximum system availability. Mechanical engineering Machinery and plant manufacturers worldwide rely on WEBER because of...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | The “WEBER Principle” Typical setup of a WEBER screwdriving system with automatic feeding. All important functions of the screwdriving process such as sensors, valves, spindle motion and feeding are handled by a PLC sequence controller. The screw process is controlled by a drive controller. The “WEBER principle” or WEBER “Feed While You Drive” advantage is based on screw fastening with fully automatic feeding. Both our compact and powerful handheld screwdrivers and our widely configurable fixtured screwdriving systems follow this principle. The...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Handheld Screwdriving Handheld Screwdriving Mounting area for handling device Handheld screwdrivers with electric drive Our torque reaction control devices run smoothly and minimize the operating forces (torque support) to allow ergonomic operation. The screw guide without oblique angles ensures a high level of process reliability. The HSE series handheld screwdrivers are available in many variants to cover a wide range of applications. The powerful handheld screwdrivers with automatic feed system have a winning combination of compact design and low...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Handheld Screwdriving Handheld Screwdriving Ergonomics and flexibility are always included The advantages of handheld screwdriving technology are plain to see – highly flexible, powerful and with almost 100 percent process reliability thanks to programmable control technology. Ergonomics and variability of the screwdriver play a central role in manual screwdriving. WEBER products allow fatigue-free working while ensuring high volumes at extremely short cycle times. The quick-release lock makes it easy to quickly change the screwdriving head on the HS...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Fixtured Screwdriving Systems Fixtured Screwdriving Systems Vacuum technology Drive and transducer connections The spindle connections are designed to be modular with solid, castleated gearing, which ensures quick, safe and backlash-free transmission. Robust housing The housing is a monoblock design and is made of high-strength billet aluminum. A special coating makes the surfaces wear-resistant. Sensors in clamping grooves The use of magnetic-inductive sensors delivers high switching accuracy in minimal space. The programmable depth sensor monitors...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Fixtured Screwdriving Systems Fixtured Screwdriving Systems From stand-alone stations to screwdriving systems WEBER automatic screwdriving systems grow along with the demands companies place on automated assembly processes. Fixtured screwdriving is used when processes become more complex, cycle times become shorter and quality requirements in terms of process reliability become higher. Stationary screwdriving spindle systems from WEBER allow flexible configurations for all installation situations. Nosepieces, stroke lengths, sensors or drive units –...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Setting and Insertion Systems Setting and Insertion Systems Simple, quick - and always under control Connection technology means more than just automating the screwdriving process. That is why WEBER also offers innovative technology for other joining processes, such as fix-tured or handheld setting and insertion units for pins, bolts or clips. All systems are equipped with automatic feed systems and intelligent controllers, allowing high process forces during setting or insertion. Models HPP • Manually manipulated system to install blowfed...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Feed Systems Feed Systems Intelligent sorting The feed system for fasteners is one of the key components when it comes to reliability, quality and cost reduction in any automated assembly process. The overall process success depends heavily on a robust yet gentle feeding solution. Developing such systems requires years of experience and extensive expertise. Only the correct choice of sensors and controllers can link the individual components to form a fully automatic feed system that is individually tailored to customer requirements. Feed tubes Parts...

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WEBER Automatic Screwdriving Systems | Control Systems Control Systems Screwdriving process control Process controls monitor and regulate the actual screwdriving process - speed, torque and insertion depth. Sequence controls These controls are responsible for running the system (actuators and sensors). Features Features + Define and control screwdriving spindle rotation (servo-drive) + Control and monitor screwdriving spindle stroke motion + Evaluate process and trigger response to OK or NOK + Control feed system for fasteners + Display, document and transfer screwdriving data + Handle...

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