Riveting tools with process control

According to Gesipa, its Taurus pneumatic hydraulic riveting tools can save up to 68% of the compressed air via dual use.

This is because the compressed air required for setting of the blind rivet can be re-used a second time for ejection of the spent rivet mandrel, thereby switching-off the air suction mechanism completely through an easy to activate slide switch.

Within the Taurus tools is a sensing and processing capability that analyses each rivet set via a real time analysis of traction and stroke during the riveting operation. An immediate feedback is provided to the operator via green and red LEDs located on the tool to confirm good or bad rivet setting.

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