OFFSET OUTPUT DRIVE 4VMC360-SD

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The Bosch Rexroth OFFSET OUTP. DRIVE 4VMC360-SD (0608801017) is a high-precision mechanical component designed for applications requiring accurate torque measurements and efficient power transmission within a compact space. This device features a working range of 15-342 Nm, making it suitable for a variety of tightening and fastening tasks where precise torque control is essential. With a maximum output drive speed of 1000 rpm, the OFFSET OUTP. DRIVE 4VMC360-SD ensures rapid operation without sacrificing accuracy or reliability. One of the key capabilities of this Bosch product is its ability to measure torque directly at the screw, providing immediate feedback and ensuring that the applied force meets the specific requirements of the task at hand. This direct measurement method eliminates any potential discrepancies that may arise from indirect measurement techniques. Additionally, the OFFSET OUTP. DRIVE 4VMC360-SD boasts reduced center-to-center distances, allowing it to fit into tighter spaces where traditional drives might not be able to operate. This feature is particularly beneficial in complex assemblies or machinery where space is at a premium. Another significant advantage of this model is its use of proximity switching digital measurement transfer technology. This state-of-the-art system ensures that data regarding torque application is transmitted accurately and without interference from external factors such as efficiency fluctuations, which typically do not affect measurements with this robust tool. Overall, the Bosch OFFSET OUTP. DRIVE 4VMC360-SD (0608801017) represents an advanced solution for precision fastening and assembly applications where space constraints and measurement accuracy are critical considerations.