Makita Industrial Power Tools for Assembly

Industrial Makita Power Tools Catalog PDF – Specifics of Selection, Adjustment, Operation, Repair and Maintenance, and Special Solutions based on standard Makita Industrial tools

The volume of the Makita Industrial tool catalog is approximately 10 times smaller than that of professional tools. Primarily, it features industrial nutrunners and screwdrivers designed for the assembly of threaded joints, covering a torque range from 0,5 to 125 Nm.

Selection of Makita Power Tools for Industrial Assembly Application:

When choosing Makita Industrial assembly tools, various factors must be considered, including handle type, dynamic torque, breakaway torque, direction of rotation of the output shaft, size of the output shaft, stiffness of the joint according to ISO 5393, idle speed, drive type, and more. Our experts are indispensable in this process. The key to success is the correct choice! In some cases, we offer sample tools production trials that last from two to several weeks.

Selecting direct driven assembly tools is simpler due to natural reasons: the mechanical shut-off clutch works equally well on both hard and soft joints. However, if a tightening torque above 65 Nm is required, we can find only impact wrenches in the catalogue. The softer the threaded joint, the more accurate the technical solution selection should be approached. It is essential to consider not only the maximum torque value of the impact wrench mentioned in the catalog but also the manufacturer's recommended working range in Nm.

It is crucial to note that Makita Industrial impact wrenches, due to the usage of electric drive, can perform a much broader range of assembly process tasks compared to their pneumatic alternatives. For instance, users have the option to set the cycle time limits on order to detect rehit, defects of thread, etc.

Operation and Maintenance of Makita Industrial Power Tools

Makita assembly industrial tools are equipped with signal LEDs and audible alarms to display the tightening status (OK or NOK). Operators always have the opportunity to detect errors on the assembly line. In addition, the tool allows for the configuration of various speed modes, breaking down the tightening process into steps, each of which allows adjustments to both torque and speed parameters, and even spindle rotation angle. SCHRAUBER TECHNIK specialists, during the tool selection and testing phases, as well as after its purchase, will assist you in configuring the most optimal parameters for your assembly tasks.

In addition to measuring dynamic torque during the tool test or during the installation phase, SCHRAUBER TECHNIK specialists can also help you out with static torque analysis on a real joint. This is a common practice for quality control of threaded joints in the global automotive industry. This approach (precise adjustment of the tool's operating program + control of static torque on a real joint) will ensure a stable assembly process.

Makita Industrial assembly tools are designed for operation on a conveyor in 3 shifts. To ensure that the investment in the tool is optimal, it is necessary to schedule regular maintenance in advance and determine the format of such maintenance. Every 150,000 to 250,000 tightening cycles, the tool should be taken off the line for preventive maintenance at the plant with trained personnel or at our service center. Most modern Makita industrial assembly tools are equipped with an automatic counting function for the number of tightening cycles performed, and with the Makita Industry Tool Settings 3.0.0 software, users can configure service warning signals or full nutrunner lockdown upon reaching a certain number of tightening cycles.

Special Configurations of Makita Industrial Assembly Tools – In-line and Offset crowfoot attachments for tightening in confined spaces, HAD (Hold and Drive) Angle Heads, Open end attachments for pipe assembly and many more…

Makita Industrial direct-driven clutch assembly tools can be utilized for threaded joints assembly in confined spaces or for joints that require simultaneous restraint of one component from rotation (e.g., shock absorber rod or stabilizer strut pin) and tightening of another component, such as a nut. If necessary, our project team will design and select the required in-line or offset attachment or HAD (Hold and Drive) angle head and mount it on the standard Makita nutrunner.

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