Position Control Torque Reaction Arm
Position Control and Fastening Process Management – Reducing the Risk of Mispositioning, Skipped Fastening, and Missing Screws
SEALS Position Control Torque Reaction Arm is based on the TR Series Torque Reaction Arm and integrates position detection with fastening control. The system guides operators according to preset fastening positions and sequences, and proceeds to the next step only after the required fastening conditions are confirmed, helping improve consistency and management efficiency in repetitive fastening operations.
The TRPC Series is available with A2 and A3 control system configurations to suit different operation and process management requirements. For details on the control interface, operating method, and advanced functions of each series, please refer to the corresponding product pages.
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TRPC-A2 Series
Position Control Torque Reaction Arm
SEALS TRPC-A2 Series combines the 350A2, 650A2, and 900A2 Torque Reaction Arms with the CL-A2 Control Box. Fastening positions are set through the CL-A2, while the fastening process is controlled according to preset sequences and fastening conditions. The system supports up to 30 product programs, with up to 32 fastening positions per program, making it suitable for assembly stations that require fixed fastening sequences and error-proofing control. The series includes TRPC-350A2, TRPC-650A2, and TRPC-900A2. The appropriate model can be selected according to the required working range and workstation configuration. Please refer to the corresponding product pages for detailed specifications.
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TRPC-A3 Series
Position Control Torque Reaction Arm
The system controls the screw fastening sequence, verifies the required screw quantity and the fastening torque of each screw, and supports error reporting, abnormality review, and process monitoring. In addition to retaining the labor-saving advantages of a conventional Torque Reaction Arm, the TRPC-A3 Series incorporates an Industrial PC for precise torque control, fastening position verification, and sequence control at the workstation. Operators complete each operation according to the system prompts, helping prevent skipped or missing screws during product assembly. The fastening parameters of each screw are recorded to provide complete process traceability.



