Product · Special purpose machines
Automatic screwing and nutrunning stations
Single and multi-spindle screwing stations with DC nutrunners, torque-angle monitoring and automatic screw feeding — so every fastener in a safety-critical joint is tightened, verified and recorded.
At a glance
- Spindles
- Single, multi-spindle or gantry
- Control
- Torque-angle monitoring with pass/fail per screw
- Feeding
- Vibratory bowl or blow feed with screw presence check
- Data
- Result per screw against part serial number
- Lead time
- Indicative 10–16 weeks from design freeze
Overview
Screwing Stations built to your application
A missing or under-torqued screw is one of the most common causes of field failure and customer complaints. Hand tools with a torque limiter tell you the tool stopped; they do not tell you whether the screw went into the right hole, or whether it cross-threaded.
A screwing station adds the missing evidence: screw presence, torque and angle within a window, sequence enforced, and results stored against the part.
Variants
Types of screwing stations we build
Single-spindle station
One driver positioned by fixture index or operator guidance.
Multi-spindle head
All screws tightened simultaneously for cycle-time-critical joints.
Gantry screwing station
Servo X-Y positioning for many screw positions and variants.
Handheld with error-proofing
Operator tool with position tracking, torque control and sequence enforcement.
Specification
Technical specification
Typical build parameters. Final specifications are fixed with you at design freeze.
| Drivers | DC electric nutrunners with torque-angle control (established makes) |
|---|---|
| Positioning | Fixed multi-spindle, servo gantry, or fixture indexing |
| Feeding | Vibratory bowl feeder with escapement, blow feed or pick-and-place |
| Verification | Screw presence, depth, torque window, angle window, sequence lock |
| Controls | PLC/HMI, recipes per variant, result logging to CSV/SQL/MES |
| Options | Reject lock, marking after pass, poka-yoke lights, error-proofed rework mode |
Scope of supply
What is included
- Joint study and torque strategy
- Built and programmed station with feeding
- Capability trial and FAT with your parts
- Installation, integration and training
- Drawings, programs, data format and spares list
Need this quoted?
Send the part drawing or a photo with your volume and cycle time. An engineer responds within one working day.
Applications
Where it is used
- EV battery modules, packs and enclosures
- Electronics housings and control units
- Seat, interior and trim assemblies
- Appliance and switchgear assembly
- Any joint your customer audits for torque
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View productFAQ
Screwing Stations: common questions
Why torque-angle rather than torque only?
Torque alone can be reached by friction, cross-threading or a stripped hole. Monitoring the angle turned after a torque threshold confirms the fastener actually pulled the joint together.
Can the station stop a missed screw?
Yes. The sequence is enforced and the part cannot be released until every screw passes, with reject handling for failures.
Do you integrate our existing nutrunner brand?
Yes — we work with the DC tool make your plant standardises on, including its controller and data interface.
Start a project
Hand over your production challenge.
Tell us what the line has to produce, where, and by when. We will come back with a scoped approach, a realistic timeline and the questions that matter — usually after a site visit or a drawing review.
- +91 85959 55435 · Mon–Sat, 09:00–18:00
- WhatsApp an engineer
- info@mecwerx.com
- Detailed RFQ with drawings (PDF, DWG, STEP)