Synchronized Tightenings

When using Synchronized tightening, only Multistep tightening or Multistep loosening programs can be created. Synchronization points are used to synchronize the tools in a set-up. At these points, the tools will wait for each other before continuing with the next step in the multistep tightening program.

Example of a Multistep tightening program for Synchronized tightening

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Synchronization point

A tightening program can consist of a maximum of 25 steps on the main step path (Synchronization points not included).

Available steps

  • Tighten to Angle

  • Tighten to Torque

  • Tighten to Torque plus Angle

  • Tighten to DynaTork

  • Wait

  • Socket Release

  • Tighten to Torque or Angle

  • Loosen to Angle

  • Loosen to Torque

  • Rundown

  • Tighten to Yield M2

  • Tighten to Yield

  • Tighten to Torque and Angle

  • Thread cutting to torque

  • Engage

Available Monitors

  • Angle

  • Peak Torque

  • Shut Off Torque

  • Torque rate and deviation

  • Torque in angle window

  • Post view torque high

  • Post view torque los

  • Angle from Yield

  • Prevailing Torque

  • Shut Off Current

  • Post Thread cut angle

  • Post Thread cut peak torque

  • Stick Slip Detection

  • Time

Available Step Restrictions

  • Maximum Torque

  • Maximum Angle

  • Cross Thread

  • Rescinding Torque

  • Torque Gradient

  • Torque in Angle View

  • Torque vs Current Deviation

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