AMT Angle Nut runner (HCXBW)

Battery Nutrunner

Cordless Digital Accuracy for Restricted Access

The AMT Angle Nut runner (HCXBW) delivers exceptional flexibility for fastening in confined spaces, combining cordless convenience with high precision. Its angled head and Industry 4.0 connectivity ensure reliable, accurate, and fully cableless operation for modern assembly lines.
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Specifications
Minimum Torque (Nm)
15 Nm
Maximum Torque (Nm)
64 Nm
Series
HCXBW Angle
Power Source
Battery-Powered

Cordless Freedom
Rechargeable, cable-free mobility.
Angled Head Design
Durable angled head for tight spaces.
Wireless Data Traceability
WLAN-enabled secure data transfer.
Integrated Data Chip
Stores tool info and cycles
Ergonomic Excellence
Comfortable grip with switch ring.
High Precision Monitoring
Torque and angle sensors
Centralized Control
Operates 10 tools via one unit

The HCXBW Angle Nutrunner is a cableless, transducerized tool that combines superior access and ergonomic design with digital control.

Series

Power Source

Minimum Torque Output (Nm)

Maximum Torque Output (Nm)

HCXBW Angle

Battery-Powered

15 Nm

64 Nm

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Frequently Asked Questions

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An AMT Angle Nutrunner is a precision electric fastening tool with an angled head designed to provide controlled and accurate tightening in restricted or difficult-to-access assembly areas.

The AMT Angle Nutrunner range includes different models and torque capacities. The HSX model provides 4 to 250 Nm, while the HCXBW battery model provides 15 to 64 Nm.

Yes. Its angled-head design is specifically intended to provide access to fastening points where a conventional straight nutrunner may be difficult to position.

Yes. The HCXBW model supports WLAN connectivity and data traceability, making it suitable for connected and Industry 4.0 assembly environments.
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