TALS Wireless Torque Wrenches
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The revolutionary TALS wireless torque wrench system not only frees assembly workers from restrictive cables, but also offers multiple channel and tool tracking capability in a single unit. The TALS wireless torque wrench system is ideal for monitoring the production line and assist manufacturers with detecting and eliminating costly screw-fastening errors during the assembly process. Designed and manufactured to meet or exceed the accuracy and repeatability requirements of ISO 6789:2003
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- Wireless torque application monitoring system designed to send signal to an external monitoring device when a preset torque has been applied.
- Use TALS as on-line monitoring of critical fasteners in a production line to ensure the line will only move when the required number of fastening operations have been confirmed.
- Two way communication between the wrench and user interface box, plus remote antennae; can be positioned close to the production area and provide reliable signal.
- Wireless Torque Wrench works without the hassle of cables and deliver accurate torque.
- Perfect for remote switching, counting, batching, production line control, auditing, and monitoring.
- RS-232 interface to download readings and wrench data for easy SPC analysis and quality control documents.
- A wireless system consist of two main items
1. TALS-2 Core System
2. Wireless wrench (up to 4 per UIB)
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The Push Rod (PR) tools are the common wrench component used for the Signal Output Wrench and the TALS-2 Wireless Wrench. The appropriate Universal Rotary Switch Module or Universal Tool RF Transceiver must be added prior to use.
PR wrenches are designed with a Push Rod connected to the mechanism of the wrench. When the wrench achieves its set torque, the rod makes contact with the microswitch housed within the Rotary Switch Module or RF Transceiver Module.
TALS Wrench is comprised of 2 components
| Push Rod Wrench Item # (Select wrench type/model) |
Universal Tool RF Transceiver Item # 020533 |
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Connected to Push Rod Wrench to create a wireless wrench. Transmit signals to UIB (User Interface Box) each time wrench reaches pre-set torque. |
