Panasonic's AccuPulse QP series of cordless mechanical pulse tools
Panasonic, a specialist in cordless assembly technology, has announced the newest innovation to its mechanical pulse tool portfolio, the AccuPulse QP Series line-up of cordless mechanical pulse tools that lowers noise to improve the working environment.
Featuring an enlarged metal hammer with a lower pulse frequency and a highly durable split anvil shaft to reduce pulse noise and absorb vibrations, the AccuPulse QP Series lowers decibel levels by 10 dB and vibration by 75%. Its compact, lightweight durable design offers reactionless operation and freedom of movement for greater production efficiency. The mechanical pulse tool also offers advanced fastening features with serial fastening capability increasing productivity while preventing accidental cross-threading and more work capacity per battery charge—approximately 1.5 times more than the previous version.
“Panasonic specifically designed the AccuPulse QP Series to limit workers’ exposure to high decibel levels and vibrations, and create a safer, quieter and healthier work environment,” said Aziz Lokhandwala, senior product manager for assembly tools at Panasonic Eco Systems North America. “The new mechanical pulse structure of the AccuPulse QP Series offers greater work capacity in a low maintenance tool and is eco-friendly, using less energy in comparison to pneumatic tools.”
Key features of the AccuPulse QP series include:
- Highly durable split anvil absorbs and reduces vibrations and noise
- Enlarged metal drive mechanism reduces pulse noise level and vibration due to lower pulse frequency
- 2-way wireless communication for advanced error proofing
- Eco-friendly, low maintenance, and energy efficient
- More work capacity per battery charge by improved mechanical pulse efficiency
- Two new models--the EYFLF1 features a torque shut-off range between 3 – 20 Nm; EYFLF2 ranges from 6- 35 Nm.
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