Electric tools
For workstations with defined power, mobility and control requirements. The final design follows application review.
Electric and pneumatic tool customization
Custom production tools designed around the operation
MISU evaluates electric or pneumatic tool solutions against the installed fastener, workpiece, equipment interface and output requirement.
Solution directions
Select the power method that fits the production environment
Pneumatic tools
Tool structure is evaluated against the available air supply, pressure, cycle and interface conditions.
Fastening-system matching
Align the tool, fastener, feed arrangement and working material as one system.
Project process
Four steps to align the solution
01
Process mapping
Describe the part, action, working angle, cycle and installed equipment.
02
Interface review
Confirm fastener, utility, available space and operator conditions.
03
Solution confirmation
Define the electric or pneumatic route, sample and validation criteria.
04
Trial and delivery
Review trial feedback and batch delivery against the agreed conditions.
Review boundaries
Critical items confirmed before quotation
- Tool configuration is not based on unverified site assumptions
- Unconfirmed pressure, torque, service life and certification are not promised
- Prototype, trial and batch conditions are agreed per project
- Output targets are reviewed with the actual line cycle
Project RFQ
Turn the installed tool, process and target cycle into one RFQ
MISU reviews the actual project information before confirming product scope and customization.