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Hello, thank you for the video. I would like to request if it is possible to store data on a SQL database for the MT6000 Atlas Copco Smart Torque to continuously use it.
Hello, Ammar! You can find more details on Atlas Copco's MicroTorque Controller MTF6000 in the following 2 documents: 1. www.atlascopco.com/content/dam/atlas-copco/industrial-technique/general/documents/brochures-leaflets/electric-assembly-tools-and-systems/MicroTorque%20tightening%20MTF6000.pdf 2. www.atlascopco.com/content/dam/atlas-copco/local-countries/united-states/documents/itba/Did%20you%20know%20-%20MicroTorque.pdf
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Sir our one employee put cloth inside suction filter then its going to element and pieces of clothes found in oil line . We cleaned all oil line filters changed.but element temperature is still high.will you please help me to sourt this problem
I have compressor type GA 11 When compressor working a fiew hour , luboil filter will be heavy damaged (explosion) i have clean LO cooler and renew filter , but still not working satisfactory
Agreed, to your point, a larger frictional diameter will require more torque to achieve the same clamp load of a more lubricious bearing surface. In the automotive industry it’s more common to tighten from the head of the fastener since a lot of the times the fastener is being driven into a blind cored hole or weld nut.
Is that torque wrench measuring the static friction or residual? How is the tq wrench differentiating the static friction from the residual torque? Also would you say that the residual torque should be close to the same value as the original installation torque? Thanks!
Hi Pandiyan! We'd request you to follow the link for more details - www.atlascopco.com/en-us/itba/products/assembly-solutions/electric-assembly-systems/powerfocus-6000 or write to us at social@atlascopco.com with your detailed query.
