Basic Tools for Mechanical Assembly and Disassembly
Standard Hand Tools: A full set of Phillips and flat-head screwdrivers, hex keys, adjustable wrenches, combination wrenches, needle-nose pliers, wire cutters, etc., for handling standard fasteners and manipulating or cutting wiring.
High-Precision Torque Control Tools: Wireless digital torque wrenches capable of real-time data collection and automatic cloud synchronization for report generation; these prevent over- or under-tightening and meet quality traceability standards in industries such as automotive and new energy.
High-Efficiency Power Tools:Electric drills, pneumatic wrenches, angle grinders, etc., for the rapid removal and installation of high-torque bolts.
Core Tools for Electrical Testing and Diagnostics
Multimeter: An essential daily tool for quickly measuring voltage, current, and resistance, and for troubleshooting common electrical issues such as loose connections, short circuits, and sensor failures.
Oscilloscope: Used to capture electrical signal waveforms and precisely pinpoint hidden faults-such as communication anomalies, signal interference, or PLC output logic errors-that a standard multimeter cannot detect.
Infrared Thermometer/Vibration Meter:Tools for the non-contact, real-time monitoring of temperature and vibration levels in motors, bearings, and electrical control cabinets; they detect early warning signs like overheating or abnormal vibration, enabling predictive maintenance.
