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Oil Pulse Nut Runners

02/21/2009 6:10 AM

Can I know the difference between Normal Impact Nut Runners & Oil Pulse Nut Runners
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02/21/2009 12:25 PM

Are you asking what the difference is between hydraulics and pneumatics?

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02/22/2009 7:54 AM

Torque is generated by hydraulic pulse unit wherein there is no metal to metal impacting as in case of Impact Wrenches. This reduces breakdowns and gives longer life.Also the torque is more accurate and consistent this makes it possible to have all the nuts on a fitting set with the identical torque, this would not necessarily be the case with ordinary impact wrenches.

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02/28/2009 6:49 PM

Look at the brochures of Atlas Copco; URYU, DSG, Bosch, Yokota and you will find all details with respect to the tools and to their results and recommended application domains
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