The Dixon SD-2000 Series Blow-Fed Screw/Nut Driving Heads are available in four (4) basic head sizes with varying strokes to handle a wide range of customized driving applications. The Screw/Nut driving heads are compact in design, easily tooled, efficient, and maintenance free. Each driving head can be mounted vertically, horizontally, inverted, or at any other position to suit a specific driving application. Each driving head can be supplied with or without a feed system. The heads can be mounted stationary, and are also ideally suited for robotic applications. The vibratory bowl feed system used to blow feed the fasteners to the driving head can be mounted in a remote location away from the driving operation.

The Dixon SD-2000 Series Blow-Fed Screw/Nut Driving Heads are available in four (4) basic head sizes with varying strokes to handle a wide range of customized driving applications. The Screw/Nut driving heads are compact in design, easily tooled, efficient, and maintenance free. Each driving head can be mounted vertically, horizontally, inverted, or at any other position to suit a specific driving application. Each driving head can be supplied with or without a feed system. The heads can be mounted stationary, and are also ideally suited for robotic applications. The vibratory bowl feed system used to blow feed the fasteners to the driving head can be mounted in a remote location away from the driving operation.

The Dixon SD-2000 Series Blow-Fed Screw/Nut Driving Heads are available in four (4) basic head sizes with varying strokes to handle a wide range of customized driving applications. The Screw/Nut driving heads are compact in design, easily tooled, efficient, and maintenance free. Each driving head can be mounted vertically, horizontally, inverted, or at any other position to suit a specific driving application. Each driving head can be supplied with or without a feed system. The heads can be mounted stationary, and are also ideally suited for robotic applications. The vibratory bowl feed system used to blow feed the fasteners to the driving head can be mounted in a remote location away from the driving operation.

The Dixon SD-2000 Series Blow-Fed Screw/Nut Driving Heads are available in four (4) basic head sizes with varying strokes to handle a wide range of customized driving applications. The Screw/Nut driving heads are compact in design, easily tooled, efficient, and maintenance free. Each driving head can be mounted vertically, horizontally, inverted, or at any other position to suit a specific driving application. Each driving head can be supplied with or without a feed system. The heads can be mounted stationary, and are also ideally suited for robotic applications. The vibratory bowl feed system used to blow feed the fasteners to the driving head can be mounted in a remote location away from the driving operation.

The Model SD-111 Screw/Nut Driver is available with 2 in. (51 mm), 3 in. (76mm), 4 in. (102mm), and 5 in. (127mm) head strokes.This Screw/Nut Driver can be furnished with a range of driving speeds and torque capacities using either DC electric or pneumatic motors. A torque and depth sensing control verifies when a fastener is properly driven during each driving cycle.Torque control settings range from 4 inch-lbs. (.5 Nm) to 120 inch-lbs. (13.5 Nm). Torque accuracy can be achieved in various ways depending on the torque requirement and specific driving application.Mechanical and electrical clutches satisfy a range wide of torque specifications, in addition to "stall" torque and DC electric torque/angle applications.Depth settings can be held to plus or minus two (2) turns with standard tooling. Closer depth tolerances can be achieved with optional controls.

The Model SD-127 Screw/Nut Driver offers an extended throat depth and is available with 2 in. (51 mm), 3 in. (76mm), 4 in. (102mm), and 5 in. (127mm) head strokes.This Screw/Nut Driver can be furnished with a range of driving speeds and torque capacities using either DC electric or pneumatic motors. A torque and depth sensing control verifies when a fastener is properly driven during each driving cycle.Torque control settings range from 4 inch-lbs. (.5 Nm) to 120 inch-lbs. (13.5 Nm). Torque accuracy can be achieved in various ways depending on the torque requirement and specific driving application.Mechanical and electrical clutches satisfy a range wide of torque specifications, in addition to "stall" torque and DC electric torque/angle applications.Depth settings can be held to plus or minus two (2) turns with standard tooling. Closer depth tolerances can be achieved with optional controls.

The Model SD-122 Screw/Nut Drivers are designed to drive threaded parts horizontally.Depending upon the geometry of the threaded part or fastener, the method of transferring the part to the placement jaws from the feeder may vary considerably.The mounting structure for the feed system and driver must be designed accordingly.This mounting structure can allow the driving head to be positioned at almost any angle to suit the customer's requirements.