8 docs tagged with "openprotocol"

This page describes the specifics for configuring the AMT/EST SX wifi battery tools to work with OGS, for general information about the OGS OpenProtocol configuration, see OpenProtocol Tools.

The Atlas Copco MicroTorque tools and MT Focus 6000 Controller deliver advanced tightening solutions for any low-torque application. Designed to meet the high standards of the modern electronics industry, these tools ensure precision and accuracy for every fastener—boosting both production efficiency and quality.

The Atlas Copco Powerfocus 4000/6000/8 controllers and tools are a controller platform for all your assembly needs. Using Virtual Stations, multiple tools can be operated from one single controller with different tightening settings. The perfect solution for your smart integrated assembly operation.

The Nexo cordless nutrunners are advanced battery powered tightening tools with high accuracy and reliability. They are certified for safety-critical tightening connections according to VDI/VDE 2862. The tools feature built-in controllers with WiFi communications. They use the OpenProtocol communication protocol to communicate with the heOGS software. They also support traceability data and curve output, see tool data http output.

This page describes the specifics for configuring the Cleco CellCore wifi battery tools and their mPro200/300/400 controller to work with OGS. For general information about the OGS OpenProtocol configuration, see OpenProtocol Tools.

The GWK electronic torque wrench family is a series of electronic torque wrenches with builtin WiFi communications. They support multiple communication protocols, one of them is OpenProtocol which is used by OGS to communicate with the tools.

This page describes the specifics for configuring the Makita 18V wifi battery tools to work with OGS, for general information about the OGS OpenProtocol configuration, see OpenProtocol Tools.

The Rexroth OPEXplus electronic torque wrench family is a family of electronic torque wrenches with builtin WiFi communications. They use the OpenProtocol communication protocol to communicate with the heOGS software.