Why choose the Sensewee smart electric screwdriver?

What exactly makes Sensewee’s smart electric screwdriver unique in the smart locking industry? What revolutionary changes has its emergence brought to the locking industry?

Currently, conventional electric screwdrivers and pneumatic screwdrivers are widely used. They are popular among users due to their low cost, light weight, and ease of use. However, with the advancement of society and technology, labor costs continue to rise, and manufacturing is shifting toward automation and intelligence. As a result, the original conventional electric screwdrivers and pneumatic screwdrivers are gradually becoming inadequate for the application scenarios in high-end manufacturing.

 

 

Under the impetus of strong demand in this broader environment, a new locking wire technology has emerged. Specifically tailored to the precision tightening requirements of high-end manufacturing, using servo control technology to achieve precise screw tightening represents an effective solution.

 

 

Smart electric screwdrivers and traditional electric screwdrivers differ fundamentally in terms of intelligence.

1. Accuracy

The Sensewee smart electric screwdriver can achieve high-precision control and real-time torque control, keeping the torque accuracy deviation within 5%.

2. Speed

The Sensewee smart electric screwdriver can achieve multi-stage variable speed, meeting the different speed requirements of screws at various tightening stages.

3. Record tracing

Record the working results of each screw, ensuring that the status of each screw’s working result is traceable. Also, automatically maintain the number of records to prevent the data from expanding indefinitely.

4. Multitasking Switching

The Sensewee smart electric screwdriver supports 16 tasks, each of which can be divided into 10 steps for tightening. Users can modify different parameters according to various tightening processes to achieve a wide range of complex tightening applications.

5. Scalability, extensibility

The publicly available secondary development agreement can be seamlessly integrated with other tightening platforms.