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One Shot Puncher Series

A one-shot puncher that reduces noise by about 20% compared to conventional models! For noise control!

The single-shot air hammer "One Shot Puncher" was developed because continuous hammering hammers generated overlapping sounds and produced noise levels exceeding 110 dB, posing a risk of hearing impairment. Additionally, even when a cloth was used to cushion the chisel, the torque cross was significant. Thus, the single-shot air hammer "One Shot Puncher" was conceived. The sound level ranges from 84 decibels to 87 decibels during dry firing. Since the sounds do not overlap, it is relatively quiet. A 10φ dowel pin can also be driven in at 0.55 mega pascals. The number of strikes can be selected based on the length and depth of the drive. Furthermore, during trimming of aluminum castings, it is significantly quieter compared to continuous hammering hammers. It can also be mounted on a robotic arm. *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us directly.

Company：アピュアン
Price：Other

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[Video Introduction] Removing Welding Spatter with Yaskawa Electric Robots and Low-Vibration Hammers

Thanks to the performance of the low-vibration air hammer, it is now possible to use vibrating tools with industrial robots! Welding spatter removal can be performed by robots.

It has generally been said that it is impossible to attach vibrating tools to industrial robots, but with our low-recoil air hammer SKR-527-20, we have made it possible for robots to hold vibrating tools precisely because of its minimal recoil. In the video, we were able to cleanly remove welding spatter using a Yaskawa Electric robot and a low-vibration hammer. [Video Content] ◆ Spatter Removal Work Working Speed: 10mm/s Tool Air Pressure: 0.4Mpa Tip Tool Angle: 0° (horizontal to the work surface) Tip Tool Gap: 1mm *Tool changes for spatter that cannot be removed If you are interested in more details, please be sure to watch the video. In this way, our company sincerely addresses customer requests and gains new ideas and development hints through trial and error. If you have any requests like "I want to do this" or "I want to do that," please feel free to consult with us.

Company：アピュアン
Price：Other

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Apuyan Corporation

Manufacturing of the silent and low-vibration air hammer "Apuyan Blue"

We manufacture and sell vibration tools such as air hammers (concrete breakers, chisels, etc.). Our company primarily handles custom-made air tools that incorporate vibration reduction and noise suppression. Our unique technology and know-how have been highly evaluated, resulting in numerous achievements with major automobile manufacturers. ■ Low Vibration and Low Noise Technology Our proprietary vibration reduction technology (patented) reduces vibration exposure by 1/10 and achieves noise reduction of 5 to 10 dB. This helps prevent health issues such as "white finger syndrome" and "hearing loss." By applying the principle of Newton's cradle, we have devised methods such as splitting the chisel to increase impact force. ■ Lightweight Technology We have achieved a mass that is 60% of competing popular products, making it manageable even for women. For example, while women can now perform deburring tasks on castings, using an air hammer for deburring can be burdensome on the hands. Our company has quickly developed air hammers that can be handled by women. ■ Compatible with Robots By achieving a total 3-axis vibration value of 2.5 or less, we can now attach vibration tools to robot ends, which was previously difficult. For instance, an air hammer powered by air can be mounted on a collaborative robot to remove excess areas from aluminum parts.