To ensure the proper installation of each fastener, manufacturers need to monitor the angle, torque, and depth of each driving operation. The combination of these process parameters will indicate when a part or screw didn’t meet the required quality by either torquing too high early in the driving process or never reaching the required torque at the specified depth.
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