EB33MB-40 EB-Series Corded Inline Fixtured Tool 40 Nm
Corded, transducer-controlled inline fixtured torque tool for controlled threaded assembly. Max torque: 40 Nm. Standard output: 5.6 to 120 Nm.
The EB33MB-40 is an EB Series corded DC electric fixtured mount style inline/straight nutrunners designed for controlled threaded fastening in industrial assembly.
It is part of STANLEY Assembly Technologies' EB platform, which is engineered for precision fastening, process control and data collection in safety-critical and production environments.
The tool configuration supports inline/straight access geometry with a catalog maximum torque of 40 Nm, allowing it to be matched to applications where controlled torque, angle monitoring, fastening status and plant connectivity are required.
According to the EB datasheet, EB tools connect to plant infrastructure through STANLEY SC or QB series controllers for power and data connectivity, with collected data including torque, angle and job-configured OK/NOK status.
Use this model where the documented inline/straight geometry, torque range and fixtured mount style configuration are appropriate for the fastening process.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Series | EB Series Corded DC Electric Tool |
| Power source | High-Power Electric Brushless Motor |
| Trigger type | Fixtured Mount Style |
| Output type | Inline/Straight |
| Head size/output code | Not specified |
| Configuration | Standard |
| Max torque | 40 Nm |
| Rated speed | 1120 RPM |
| Max torque equivalent | 29.5 lb ft |
| Side-to-center R | 24 mm (0.93 in) |
| Length L | 385 mm (15.1 in) |
| Weight | 1.89 kg (4.15 lb) |
| Standard output/drive | 5.6 to 120 Nm |
| Output option | Reaction Device |
| Process data | torque, angle and job-configured OK/NOK status are supported through EB Series process-control architecture. |
| Connectivity | EB tools connect through STANLEY SC or QB series controllers; supported protocols listed in the datasheet include OPEN Protocol, TOOLSNET, PFCS, Toyota PI, NPL, FORD Protocol, Ethernet/IP and ProfiNet. |