Overhead Mount Any ETA arm on this site can be built and shipped ready to be field mounted from overhead. The only exceptions are the 2 models ending in DF (Down Force Models) which must be quoted based on overhead mounting circumstances. When requesting pricing on all other arms, just add -OM to the end… Read more »
Rotational Stop RS2 is used to limit ETA Shoulder Block rotation, usually to keep arm from colliding with other items in the work environment, like parts bins. RS2 is placed over our base pipe and then the arm is threaded onto the Base Assembly and tightened fully. Then the RS2 is moved up against the… Read more »
Heavy Duty Base Kit Heavy Duty Base Kit for floor or overhead mounting adds needed rigidity when mounting surface is more than 2 feet from arm Shoulder Block. The B250-0 Kit includes 8″ diameter steel plate for 2-1/2 npt pipe with holes for [3] 1/2″ bolts and [3] leveling screws and a 2-1/2 npt x… Read more »
Inline Remote Start Handle The IRSH is used to enhance the ergonomics of an assembly station by providing more control than most standard inline tool levers provide. Our comfort Handle grip and low-force Trigger Hat rotate 3600 on bearings so there is no need to reposition your hand as you move from one drive location… Read more »
Foot Pedal used with PA806-DF or PA815-DF This guarded foot pedal and tubing is an Add-On Safety Option for use with our Down Force Arms (DF Models). The pedal interrupts the signal from our Flow Valve to our Delay Timer so that the Down Force cannot be activated unless you depress the pedal.
Palm Button used with PA806-DF or PA815-DF This Palm Button with tubing is an Add-On Safety Option for use with our DF Models (PA806-DF & PA815-DF). It should be mounted in a convenient location so the assembly person can safely depress the Palm Button while driving fasteners with their other hand on the Down Force… Read more »
ON/OFF Switch used with PA806-DF or PA815-DF Sometimes applications with Down Force Assist (DF Models) require additional control so that the down force can be turned off and on as needed. One example would be using the down force assistance to drive screws and then turning it off to remove screws with the same tool.If… Read more »