5 reasons why you cannot do without QX tools from Ingersoll Rand
The QX series from Ingersoll Rand consists of battery-powered production tools that make documentation easier while providing control over torque, angle and speed. Here are three specific reasons why QX tools can make a real difference in assembly and production work.
When quality and speed need to go hand in hand
In many production environments, retightening, inspections and manual checks take time and disrupt workflow. According to the source page, QX tools can tighten automatically based on the desired parameters, allowing work to be completed faster and with greater precision. The tools also feature a multifunction display that enables quick setup and provides feedback on tightening operations, making it easier for the operator to ensure that joints and torque settings are correct.
Simpler day-to-day setup
The QX series is designed to be easy to get started with. The source page explains that the tools can be configured using the supplied software or via the Insight Connect app, keeping the most frequently used configurations close at hand. This makes the solution relevant for production environments where ease of use and quick changeovers are important to day-to-day operations.
Better ergonomics and greater freedom of movement
Traditional hand tools can be heavy, noisy and difficult to work with in confined spaces or awkward positions. The source page highlights that QX tools are compact, lightweight, quiet and ergonomically balanced. The series is also available with Ergonomic Tightening System (ETS), which, according to the article, can reduce strain on the arm and shoulder by up to 63 %, as the movement becomes more controlled and less forceful. The cordless design also makes it easier to access hard-to-reach areas.
One tool for multiple tasks
One of the major strengths of the QX series is its flexibility. The source page explains that the tool can be programmed with 8 different configurations based on the desired torque, angle and speed. This means that the same tool can be adapted to multiple tasks, reducing the need to switch between different tools. In practice, this provides a smoother workflow and better use of the equipment.
- Reduce time spent on retightening and inspections
- Set up quickly via the display, software or app
- Improve ergonomics in assembly work
- Work more freely without cables
- Use the same tool for multiple configurations and tasks
Production
Do you need help choosing the right QX tool for your production? We provide technical advice and help clarify the options
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