AccuBird Pro with spring-loaded trigger system / with 1 Li-Ion battery 18V - 2,0 Ah / charger in L-Boxx, 1 piece

AccuBird Pro
The cordless blind rivet setting tool of the latest generation – up to 4 x faster than conventional cordless tools!
With its brushless motor and 13,000 N of setting force, the AccuBird Pro is extremely fast and sets blind rivets up to Ø 6 mm in all materials.

Extremely fast, almost no wear
The BLDC motor of the AccuBird Pro is extremely durable and almost wear-free. Compared to conventional cordless tools on the market, the setting process is up to four times faster and comparable to pneumatic-hydraulic blind rivet setting tools. The optional auto-reverse function also shortens the pulling process and the AccuBird Pro is immediately ready for work again.

Proven and ergonomic
The AccuBird Pro is also equipped with the proven and low-wear chuck jaw system, as well as the ergonomic design of the TAURUS series. Working range: blind rivets from Ø 2.4 mm aluminium to Ø 6 mm of all materials (max. mandrel Ø 3.7 mm). Please note the use of the correct pressure sleeve in accordance with the operating instructions!

Technical data:

• Setting force: 13,000 N
• Weight: 2.1 kg incl. battery
• Drive: Brushless motor (BLDC)
• Working stroke: 25 mm

The push-to-rivet mechanism ensures that the components to be riveted are reliably placed on top of each other without a gap before the riveting process. Furthermore, it ensures that the blind rivet reaches its final position in the borehole before the setting process and that the setting head is in contact. Depending on the application, the contact pressure can be variably adjusted using springs.

How it works:
The press-on trigger mechanism is also installed on the trigger button of the device. It only allows the riveting device to be triggered when an adjustable pressure force is applied to the components. This ensures that the various components of the application are properly pressed together before the riveting process.
This prevents uncontrolled deformation of the rivet shaft between the materials, which would otherwise remain undetected. The contact pressure can be varied in five steps. The setting is made by adding or removing springs. This prevents unintentional adjustment of the defined contact pressure. A series-arranged push button has been added to the standard release button. The riveting process can only be initiated by pressing the yellow release button when the selected spring force is overcome and the defined contact pressure is reached.