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Product category: Mechanical fasteners, fixing and joining, and equipment
News Release from: Kerb Konus UK | Subject: Threaded fasteners and installation equipment
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 26 July 2006

Linear arm installs self-tapping thread
inserts

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Linear arm system is for efficiently installing the range of Ensat M2-M20 self-tapping thread inserts - available in a range of materials including brass, hardened steel and stainless steel.

As well as full range of threaded fasteners and installation equipment, Kerb Konus has introduced a linear arm system for installing the range of Ensat self-tapping thread inserts Ensats are available in a range of materials including brass, hardened steel and stainless steel

The new linear arm system can install inserts from M2 to M30 into any material without the need for expensive compressed air and messing about with clutch keys and torque settings.

Just flick a button and insert your threaded insert into metals or plastics without pausing for breath.

If you have a problem with operators missing parts out or not fully installing them- do not worry because this system will not let you move until you have completed the task.

Quick release tooling means changeover times are in seconds not minutes.

The system can also be configured to prevent the wrong tool being used with the wrong program.

Demand amongst the automotive sector for this 100% guarantee means dramatic cost savings on re-work and returned parts pays for the new Ensat system the first time around.

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