Why use a Torque Meter with Clutch-Type Screwdrivers
When it comes to an assembly application, not only is an accurate and repeatable torque driver paramount, but so is ensuring the proper toque is set. A torque meter often plays a crucial role in accurately setting the torque on one of our electric or pneumatic torque screwdrivers. Each of our drivers features an index… Continue reading
New Premium Brushless DC Pistol Screwdrivers
Express Assembly Products pistol grip screwdrivers are now available! Ergonomic brushless torque screwdrivers are perfect for assembly applications and we have a wide range of tools to choose form. Need help please call us with would love to talk with you about assembly applications requirements (1-866-863-2302) … call today we are here! See our inventory… Continue reading
Torque Readout Screwdrivers – New Product Announcement
Torque Readout Screwdrivers
Express Assembly Products is introducing Sumake North America’s line of Torque Readout Screwdrivers. Sumake’s system allows the user to capture vital screwdriver readings including torque range, fastener turns, fastening times and screw count. The new system combines Smart Torque Readout Display with Sumake’s premium brushless torque clutched screwdriver technology. The 
system… Continue reading
The Difference Between Clutched Type Tools and Oil Pulse Tools
What is the difference between clutched type tools and Oil Pulse Tools? Why would I want to use one over the other?
There are several major differences that one must be aware of when choosing between these 2 different types of tools. The most important factor is the torque range of the assembly job. Other… Continue reading
Why Get an Industrial Electric Torque Screwdriver
We are often asked how our electric torque screwdrivers are different than the tools you can purchase at your local hardware store. Tools made for industrial assembly applications are designed to run all day, 7 days a week, even multiple shifts a day. The tools offered by local hardware stores just cannot keep up to… Continue reading
Adjusting the Torque on an Electric Screwdriver
There are two simple methods of adjusting an Electric Torque Screwdriver from Express Assembly Products to the correct torque your assembly application requires.
Torque Curve
The first way of adjusting torque is to go to the expressassembly.com. Select the model screwdriver you want to calibrate. Then select the "Features" tab. Click the, “Click here for… Continue reading
Why use an electric torque screwdriver on assembly applications?
There are 5 reasons why companies switch to torque screwdrivers:
- To ensure that fasteners are fastened with exact repeatable torque values. Many assembly applications are required by engineering design specifications or government specifications to ensure fasteners are torqued to a specific value within a +-3% torque deviation. Electric Torque Screwdrivers are ideal for these requirements.… Continue reading
Thank you for stopping by our Booth at the Assembly Show!
It was great seeing some of our customers at the Assembly Show this year. We have done this show over the last couple of years and it continues to grow and be a great place to see trends in our industry. It is also a great place to talk with customers about their assembly projects and possible… Continue reading
Cordless Torque Screwdrivers with Brushless Motors
Express Assembly Products is now offering Cordless Torque Screwdrivers. The torque is externally adjustable via a torque knob and has a torque accuracy of ±3%. Built with a strong texture grip these torque screwdrivers are ergonomically designed to ensure the operators comfort.
Our cordless screwdriver have a brushless motor that generates less heat, requires less… Continue reading
New Air Torque Screwdriver with Keyless Chuck
ACDN Torque Screwdriver
Express Assembly Products announces a new series of Air Torque Screwdrivers, ACDN, provided with a keyless chuck. ACDN models allow the operator to use drill bits and tapping bits, where our traditional ACPN models works with 1/4 inch hex bits. The ACDN series covers a torque range from 10 – 110 in-lbs… Continue reading
