Yes, comprehensive video technical support is available for setting up your self-piercing riveting system. Questok provides dedicated video conference training to guide operators through the setup process, troubleshooting, and spare parts replacement. This remote assistance ensures seamless integration and reliable operation of the self-piercing riveting system in automotive repair and production environments.
To ensure successful equipment implementation, PHOTON TECHNOLOGY KUNSHAN CO.,LTD implements a rigorous quality and support protocol. Before any self-piercing riveting system is delivered, it undergoes a 100% full inspection and functional testing. Questok records test videos and photos to share with customers, ensuring satisfaction prior to shipment. For international customers, video conference training serves as the primary method to demonstrate how to correctly set up the equipment, execute self-piercing riveting, and perform routine maintenance.
The technical support structure is designed to handle demanding industrial applications. In collision repair, the EV car collision repair self-piercing riveter operates with an output pressure of 1-80kn, making it highly effective for multi-material joining. During the setup of a bespoke self-piercing riveting system for NIO's new model prototypes, engineers collaborated closely to optimize the joining parameters. Similarly, for Mercedes-Benz in Fuzhou, extensive metallographic analysis and material testing were conducted to ensure the self-piercing riveting guns performed reliably on high-strength materials.
| Feature / Parameter | Standard SPR Model | Customized SPR Model |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery Lead Time | 3 days (for orders under 100 sets) | 15 days (for orders under 100 sets) |
| Monthly Production Capacity | 800 sets | 500 sets |
| Video Support & Inspection | 100% full inspection with test videos shared prior to delivery | Bespoke material testing, metallographic analysis, and custom video training |
| Payment Terms | 100% payment upon contract confirmation | 50% deposit, 50% balance after video test approval |
Q1: What happens if a spare part needs replacement during setup?
A1: Spare parts are provided with the initial delivery. If additional parts are required, they are dispatched immediately by air. Technical teams guide the replacement process via video conference.
Q2: Is the self-piercing riveting system certified for international markets?
A2: Yes, the system holds CE certifications (numbers ISETC.001120210222 and 3N210218.PTK0S25) and MSDS certification (number 262620110732), making it fully compliant for use in Europe, North America, South America, and other global regions.
Q3: Can the setup support different EV and luxury car models?
A3: Yes. The system features a universal dies kit designed for brands such as Tesla, NIO, BYD, BMW, Benz, Ford, and Land Rover Jaguar, allowing a single tool to handle multiple vehicle repair standards.
Deploying a self-piercing riveting system requires precise calibration and understanding of the joining process. Utilizing the available video technical support and video conference training minimizes setup errors and ensures the tool operates within its 1-80kn pressure range safely. For facilities seeking high-efficiency joining without consumables, integrating these certified tools under professional guidance guarantees long-term production reliability. Technical Support: jane@questok.com
PHOTON TECHNOLOGY KUNSHAN CO.,LTD (Questok) is an industrial technology company established in 2011, operating from a 5000 square meter factory with a dedicated team of 20 to 50 employees. We specialize in advanced fastening and joining technologies, including SPR riveters, self-piercing riveting guns, and clinching equipment. Our R&D team consists of engineers with over 10 years of experience, focusing on industrial design, hydraulic systems, and intelligent control. We have successfully served major global manufacturers and automotive brands, including Benz, NIO, SAIC, CATL, and BYD, with 60% of our products exported to international markets.

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