What is included in the standard Impact Tooling Package?
Our standard package includes jaws, three drivers, and three rollsets, providing essential components for reliable impact riveting.
Besides tooling, what spare parts are commonly used in high-impact riveting machines?
High-impact riveting machines often require jaw carriers, jaw springs, jaw slide drives, and solenoids for ongoing maintenance.
Can Orbitform make tooling for non-Orbitform impact riveters?
Yes, we offer tooling services for non-Orbitform riveters as well, broadening our support for diverse equipment setups.
What if there are no tooling drawings for competitor equipment?
If tooling drawings aren’t available, we can work with samples of the part and rivet to create the necessary tooling accurately.
What is the standard lead time for special impact riveter items?
Our typical lead time for special make items is four weeks, ensuring precise fabrication and quality control.
Can internal components of a rollset be ordered separately?
Yes, individual components like plunger pins, springs, and spacers are available separately for rollset maintenance.
Are there minimum order quantities for parts?
Yes, a minimum of three pieces is required for special drivers, rollsets, peens, and rollers due to production setup costs.
Is there a minimum order dollar amount for service parts?
Yes, our minimum order amount is $100.00 for all service part orders to ensure cost efficiency.
Why is a serial number required when ordering Orbital components?
Serial numbers help us identify the correct parts, as standard machine designs evolve over time.
Can special peen part numbers be identified by serial number?
Yes, as long as the application remains unchanged, serial numbers can help us track specific part requirements.
What are other high-usage items apart from peens?
Bearings, seals, and drive couplings are also high-usage items essential for maintaining optimal equipment performance.
What tooling is considered part of Orbital and Radial setups?
Orbital and Radial tooling includes peens and pressure pad nose pieces if they are part of the head assembly.
What tooling is categorized under roller form applications?
Rollers and pressure pad nose pieces are part of the roller form tooling, ensuring precision in forming applications.
