03/06/2026
In a busy assembly environment, itโs easy to pick up the wrong socket or lose track of a sequence. If you have four different bolts to tighten in a specific order, you need a straightforward way to keep things moving without errors.
That is where a socket tray comes in as a practical system to control exactly which socket is picked up and when.
How it works:
Visual Guidance: A light flashes on the tray to show the operator exactly which socket to select for the current step in the sequence.
Instant Verification: Once the socket is removed, the tray communicates with the machine so the system knows exactly which tool head is active.
Built-in Fail-Safe: If the wrong socket is picked up, or if an operator tries to use screw B when the system is waiting for socket A, the tool simply wonโt operate. The line stays locked until the correct tool is in place.
By pairing the socket tray with position control for the tool, you completely remove the guesswork. The operator can just focus on the task at hand, confident that the system won't allow an error to pass down the line.
Right Socket. Right Torque. Every Time
