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> industrial automation settings In what context are you doing industrial automation, but have to worry about overtorquing a fastener? Wouldn't you almost alwa
by derefr 4y ago
> industrial automation settings
In what context are you doing industrial automation, but have to worry about overtorquing a fastener? Wouldn't you almost always solve this problem by having a pilot-drilling + tapping step and then using machine screws? In what industry do machines drive self-tapping screws into things?
(I suppose you could dramatically overtorque a machine screw and end up shearing the head off or something; and that this could have been more of a concern before there was any sort of torque limiting built into drivers. But torque-limiting drivers have been around as long as electric drills/screwdrivers have been.)
- daniel_reetz 4y agoJust because torque limiting drivers are available, does not mean they are used, or used appropriately, or used outside the OEM factory.