Japan, Tohnichi
Tohnichi HA/HAC/HACQSPDY Power Torque Wrench
Made in Japan
Manufacturer: Tohnichi
Model: HA/HAC/HACQSPDY
For battery-charge type for excellent workability. Semi-automatic electric torque wrenches let you use your existing torque wrench tester for calibrating.
HAC100N battery-operated semi-automatic electric torque wrench (* Note: Shown attached to optional large-capacity battery)
Greater choice in our series lineup. Compact, lightweight HA25N (* shown connected to optional lightweight battery)
Example of use of HAC series tools
The HACQSPDY/HACQSPDY series is ideal for the Tightening Assurance System, which transmits tightening torque data wirelessly with Bluetooth®.
Application
- Cell production and assembly work on a sub-line
- Tightening Data Management System
- Provides evidence in the form of tightening torque data
Features
- Far cheaper than an electric hand nutrunner, yet offers high precision torque control.
- Generally, provisional tightening is done with an electric screwdriver, and then final tightening is done with a torque wrench. But now both provisional and final tightening can be done with a single tool. With “No Wasted Time” there’s no need to switch tools.
- Provisional tightening is done with a labor-saving brushless electric motor. Final tightening can be done with a torque wrench with ±3% torque control accuracy.
- Maintenance-free! Uses a durable brushless motor, so there’s no need to ever change brushes.
- Cordless! Rechargeable battery powers the electric motor for provisional tightening. No power cable for DAC, so no worry about reduced workability or failure caused by a cut cable.
- Pokayoke (error proofing) is cordless too! Tightened-to-completion signals are transmitted by Bluetooth®, making it easy to build a Pokayoke system to prevent human tightening errors. Cordless operations result in excellent workability, with no worry about cords getting cut.
- No need for special controller connection. Cordless, so no worries when moving about on the production line, and no need to repair cords.
- Provisional tightening possible with three-step torque adjustment. With a Bluetooth®-equipped computer, setting software lets you change provisional tightening torque. (* Note: Software available for downloading free of charge.)
- The software lets you change tightening mode. The setting software can also switch from one mode to the other. Tightening mode 1: For provisional tightening that connects multiple flange bolts. Tightening mode 2: After provisional tightening, if final tightening is missed the next provisional tightening cannot be done. (* Note: Software available for downloading free of charge.)
- Able to calibrate with a torque wrench tester currently in use. No need for a special calibration device, so traceability at the control level is equal to that achieved with a torque wrench.
- The compact, lightweight HA25N was launched on the market on January 25, 2016.
- HAQSPDY/HACQSPDY Series models are capable of sending tightening torque data over wireless connections (Bluetooth(R)), and can be ordered by request only. With the “TDMS/TDMSHT” (Ver. 2.00 or higher) products launched in March 2017, users can construct tightening data management systems.
- Except for some products, the HA/HAC/HACQSPDY series are compliant with ISO 6789:2017 starting January 2022. For more information, see the technical data “Initiatives for ISO 6789:2017” at the bottom of the screen.
Demonstration video
Product info: HAC battery-operated semi-automatic electric torque wrenches
Specifications
※Bluetooth®is registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Notes:
- HA/HAC conforms to telecommunication standards in Japan, the U.S., Canada, Thailand, Taiwan, Mexico, Vietnam, Brazil, Russia, and Malaysia. R-BT conforms to telecommunication standards in Japan, the U.S., Canada, the EU, Thailand, Mexico, Vietnam, and Russia. (Information valid as of September 2019.) For other countries and regions, please contact Tohnichi.
- The HA/HAC/HACQSPDY series are compliant with ISO 6789:2017 starting January 2022. Calibration Certificates will be different from older products. American unit products are not compliant with ISO 6789:2017.
Dimensions