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Pulse tools feature an air-driven hydraulic impulse mechanism that creates an
internal pressure differential and a resulting “rotary-type” blow. By adjusting
the pressure differential, and (in the case of transducerized tools) by also
monitoring the onboard transducer, the user is able to control the torque output
of the tool. This makes pulse tools more accurate than standard impacting tools,
while still maintaining the high power-to-weight ratio, speed, and near
reactionless one-handed performance users love. And, since pulse tools use
a hydraulic mechanism rather than metal-on-metal blows, the tools’ noise and
vibration levels are significantly lower than those of other tools. The result is
extremely fast, ergonomic, and accurate tightening that users striving for
lean, streamlined processes will value.
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Non-shutoff tools are
recommended for the
majority of applications
where speed and
ergonomics are important.
They are the easiest to set
up, maintain, and they
provide good accuracy. |
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Shutoff tools are
recommended as substitutes
for non-shutoff tools when
increased error-proofing
is desired. They can be
beneficial for less
experienced operators, since
they automatically shut off
at a preset torque level. |
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Transducerized systems
are recommended when
a process requires data
output, accuracy, process
control, and feedback
to the operator. |
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Qualifiers are
recommended when
additional error proofing,
operator feedback, and
process control are desired.
They work with most
brands of pulse tools and
many impact tools. |
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View the Americas catalog for these products. (PDF) |
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View the EU catalog for these products. (PDF) |
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View the brochure for this product. (PDF) |
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