A drill-coupled interface delivers high pipe pressing or expansion force through linear jaw feed, reducing tool weight and drive complexity.
Automatic feed and programmable bending let conduit be bent precisely in confined or elevated spaces without multiple tools or extra trips.
Linear sensor feedback tracks piston travel so the controller can place crimps accurately and apply proper pressure without traditional crimp dies.
A linear sensor tracks ram movement so the controller can place each crimp correctly and apply the intended pressure more consistently.
Parallel motor and driving axes bring the motor closer to the fastening mechanism, cutting transmission loss and improving grip layout.
A rear receiving member uses the gear part's rear surface to absorb reaction force, shortening the fastening tool without losing strength.