Practical answers for production and quality teams.

Assembly360 is an industrial assembly and torque-control application. It connects controller activity to the product being built, guides operators through configured components and bolts, records tightening results, and gives authorised users dashboards, analysis, and product-level reports.

It is designed for operators, line supervisors, quality teams, managers, administrators, and support personnel involved in controlled assembly and torque-result traceability. Available menus and actions depend on each user’s permissions.

The HMI presents the active VIN or assembly ID, component, current bolt, target torque, progress, status, guidance image, tool to be used, and recent history. The operator follows only the step shown and stops for clarification if the product, component, marker, or state is unclear.

Assembly360 stores the tightening result with its assembly context and displays the configured next state in the HMI. An NOK indicates torque above the specified maximum. The operator follows the site-approved quality, retry, rework, or escalation process.

Yes. Assembly360 organises product, component, and tightening information around a VIN or assembly ID so authorised users can review the history of a specific unit.

Depending on permission, supervisors can review controller and interface status, recent tightening activity, assembly progress, incomplete work, OK/NOK history, torque results, Process Intelligence, and VIN reports.

Process Intelligence helps authorised users analyse tightening performance over a selected period or component. It can show OK rate, NOK count, total tightenings, top failing component, trends, Pareto, distribution, and torque-versus-angle views when relevant data is available.

No. Assembly360 supports guided assembly, torque-result traceability, analysis, and reporting. The customer remains responsible for its approved quality, rework, release, and escalation procedures.

The dashboard can show offline or stale controller conditions. The controller automatically resumes when the network connection is restored. An authorised user can use Upload Result to import any missing records when required.

Assembly360 can generate VIN-level assembly reports containing product, component, target torque, applied torque, status, and related result details. Approved exports are available in PDF, Excel, and CSV formats.

The current supported scope includes the Snap-on CTLNKCTRL4 controller, Snap-on ControlTech-Link and ControlTech Micro torque wrenches, and ControlTech CTM battery-operated tools.

Yes. Assembly360 is deployed locally within the customer environment.

Assembly360 provides permission-aware menus and administration functions for users, security profiles, permissions, sessions, and login audit. Built-in profiles include Operator, Supervisor, Manager, QA, and Admin.

A typical installation takes 8 to 12 weeks. It may take longer depending on controller and tool availability, product structure, station count, data preparation, validation, training, and customer-side approvals.

Assembly360 is offered with controller-based perpetual licensing, standard one-year support, and optional extended support through an annual maintenance contract, according to client requirements.

Share the current production or assembly process, product and component details, number of stations, component and bolt sequence, target torque values, supported tools, and reporting needs.