Gesipa Taurus Rivet Gun - Riveter

Gesipa Taurus Rivet Gun – Riveter

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Patented jaw system

• The three jaws move in separate channels while being under forced control.
• The jaws are pressed onto the mandrel by using com pressed air instead of spring force – the force being ten times higher than usual.
• Due to the high pressure the jaws immediately cling to the mandrels upon triggering the riveting process, only then the pulling movement starts.

GESIPA®-system – decisive advantages

• The complete stroke of the tool is used for setting the rivet guaranteeing a reliable setting process.
• The immediate and non-slip grip of the mandrel reduces abrasion and troublesome soiling. Since the jaws do not slide along the mandrel,
  the wear and tear of the jaw profiles is reduced.
• Lower costs due to longer service life and low requirements regarding maintenance
• and spare parts needed.

The GESIPA® System uses the compressed air required for the setting process twice. First, to set the blind rivet and secondly, to extract the spent mandrel. Dual use of the
compressed air means no expensive, fresh compressed air is needed which other tools on the market constantly need just to extract the spent mandrel. And, last but not least,
noise emission from the TAURUS®-tools is extremely low.