Heron’s servo-driven clinching gun is available with either 55 kN or 80 kN press force. This clinching gun is a cost-effective solution for clinching, piercing, fastener installation, and other press-forming operations. Its lightweight structure integrates a customized servo drive and a compact C-frame design, and can be configured for bench mounting, floor-standing setups, or robotic applications. In addition, the servo-driven system offers clear advantages, including a reduced carbon footprint, energy savings, and lower service and maintenance requirements.

• Saved up to 80% of energy compared with traditional machinery in addition to eliminating post-join grinding, plating, and painting.
• Shortens production time, reduces waste and cost, and improves overall operational efficiency.
• No material tearing at the joint during the clinching process, which significantly enhances corrosion resistance.
• The joint is completed in one forming process, so no rivets, screws, or buttons are required.
• Each clinching gun goes through a simple connection points quality testing, with no need for destructive tensile or peel testing.
• No stress concentration at the joint to ensure long service life under dynamic loads.
• No sparks, fumes, or odor emitted during operation.