AccuBird Pro with spring-loaded trigger system in cardboard box

AccuBird Pro Up to 4x faster than other battery-powered tools on the market! Advantages Brushless motor The brushless motor and 13,000 N setting force make the AccuBird® Pro extremely fast for setting blind rivets of any material up to Ø 5 mm. Extremely fast, virtually no wear The BLDC motor of the AccuBird® Pro has an extremely long service life and is virtually non-wearing. Compared to commercially available battery-powered tools, setting can be done up to 4x faster making it comparable with hydropneumatic blind rivet setting tools. Well-proven and ergonomically designed The AccuBird® Pro is equipped with the low-wear jaws system and features the same ergonomic design as the TAURUS® series, already proven a thousand times over. Technical data Setting force: 13,000 N Weight: 2.1 kg with battery (2.0 Ah) Drive: brushless motor (BLDC) Stroke: 25 mm Scope of delivery Nosepieces: 17/20, 17/24, 17/27, 17/29, 17/32, 17/36, 17/40, Additional jaw pusher for bigger blind-rivet dimensions Working range Blind rivets from Ø 2.4 mm up to Ø 6 mm all materials (max. mandrel Ø 3.7 mm) SPRING-LOADED TRIGGER SYSTEM The well-proven spring-loaded trigger system of the TAURUS® series now also for the Bird Pro series The spring-loaded trigger system ensures that the parts to be riveted reliably make contact without any gaps before riveting. Furthermore, the operator will be certain that the blind rivet has reached its end position in the hole before setting and the setting head is in contact with the material. The pressing force can be varied with springs depending on the application. FUNCTIONAL PRINCIPLE The surface contact trigger mechanism is also installed on the trigger button of the device. It only allows the riveting device to trigger when a set compressive force on the part is reached. This ensures that the various components in the application are pressed correctly onto each other before the riveting process. This means that uncontrolled deforma- tion of the rivet body between the materials is prevented, which would otherwise go andetected. The surface contact force can be varied in five steps. It is set by either adding or removing springs. This rules out the possibility of unintentionally changing the defined surface contact force. A row of pushbuttons is arranged in front of the standard trigger button. On overcoming the spring force and reaching the defined surface contact force, the riveting process can only be triggered by pressing the yellow button.