What Are Sheeters?
Sheeters are devices used to insert components or parts into the holes of a machine apparatus.
There are various types of sheeters, including threaded, press-fit, and welded, which vary based on the diameter and shape of the hole. Threaded sheeters secure components or parts by rotating a screw, while press-fit sheeters use hydraulic or pneumatic pressure to press and secure parts. Welded sheeters fix components or parts by welding them into place.
They find applications in the automobile, household appliance, and machinery, where they are used to assemble components or parts. The key feature of sheeters is their ability to accurately insert components or parts into holes and securely fasten them. However, selecting the appropriate type and size is crucial, and using them incorrectly may result in damage to components or parts, so caution is advised.