ATLAS COPCO PF4000-C-HW

ATLAS COPCO PF4000-C-HW is a reliable tightening controller for standard industrial fastening assembly without built-in fieldbus interface. It supports Atlas Copco electric nutrunners and screwdrivers and delivers precise torque acquisition for each fastening cycle. It provides reliable sequence control to regulate fastening steps and avoid operational mistakes. This tightening controller adopts cabinet mounting structure, and accurate torque acquisition feeds real-time values to local display for operator checking.

The tightening controller stores torque and angle data locally to complete full sequence control of fastening workflows. It supports multiple preset programs for mixed-model production, and the feedback of torque acquisition clearly shows OK or NOK result on the front panel. The integrated emergency stop relay improves workstation safety, and the mature hardware of the tightening controller guarantees stable long-hour operation. Adjustable parameter groups optimize sequence control to fit hard joint and soft joint assembly requirements.

Simple wiring design is a key advantage of ATLAS COPCO PF4000-C-HW. The tightening controller maintains consistent torque acquisition under continuous production shifts. It uses discrete I/O signals to connect with stack lights and safety modules, and users can back up all settings to shorten product changeover time. The sequence control logic can be customized according to station process, and the tightening controller sends alarm prompts once torque acquisition exceeds preset tolerance limits. Its wide input voltage range adapts to regular factory power supply.

ATLAS COPCO PF4000-C-HW is widely used for spare replacement and simple assembly stations. The tightening controller keeps stable torque acquisition without complex bus configuration. The embedded sequence control mechanism reduces human error and improves assembly consistency. It inherits proven control logic of the PF4000 series, and this tightening controller serves automotive, machinery and electrical fastening workshops steadily.