Jaw nozzle for low accessibility
- One- or two-sided constraining contour
- Axial compensation
- Robust
Nozzles for all applications
Characteristics
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Expandable bushes for slots
- The screw is at all times tightly fixed and ready to be fastened
- Little space needed
- Dipping into the slot
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Tube nozzle - for countersinks
- Screw is guided at the tip of the tube of the nozzle
- Little space needed
- Extension of the tube along the countersink
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Vacuum nozzle for deeper fastening positions
- The screw is taken over by the vacuum bit within the nozzle
- Little Space needed
- Good visibility
- Lower fastening into the surface possible
Technology
How to choose the right nozzle?
The constraining contour decides abbout the type of the nozzle and about what delivery- and spindle hub is needed. Constraining contours are the contours of the material to be fastened into at the place of the fastening tool and nozzle.
These may be one or more sided access limitations, as well as countersinks of the surface at the screw fastening position.
Choose between four general types of nozzles for automatic screw fastening!
| Download | Version | Language | Type/Size | Order |
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| UNIQUICK® Overview over screw driving automation |
3600/11.13 | German - English | PDF/ KB |  |
| UNIQUICK® Screwdriving Technology |
3601/07.13 | German - English | PDF/ KB | |
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