AMADA WELD TECH’s own specialist Dr Marcin Alexy addressed the main challenges of joining applications in electrical vehicle manufacturing at the International Welding Conference in Poland and Slovakia. At this conference welding specialists gathered to discuss new opportunities in welding engineering.

AMADA WELD TECH will be showcasing a variety of precision laser welding equipment at EuroBLECH 2022, stand (12-D02), taking place 25-28 October 2022, in Hanover, Germany. On display in the show’s joining, welding, and fastening sector will be the Jupiter series of modular systems for precision joining, the CM-D500A compacting module, the WM-200A Industry 4.0-ready networked resistance weld monitor, and the MM-L400A real-time laser welding process monitor.

The new AWS3 Pneumatic Active Welding System is a unique system that combines pneumatic weld heads and weld pincers with an inverter weld controller. The complete system is an integrated solution unifying process control, monitoring, and quality analysis, one that is ideal for welding applications in electronics, medical engineering, and automotive sectors.

A battery’s performance is only as good as the joint between the cell and the tab. A number of welding techniques are used, but in all cases, the quality of the joint is directly related to the cleanliness of the parts. Surface contaminants, such as organic compounds, grease, oil, corrosion-inhibiting agents and other compounds typically used in manufacturing, can lead to poor fusion, cracks and porosity in the joints.

AMADA WELD TECH’s new MM-L300A laser weld monitor is available for purchase now. The monitor, designed for process monitoring of both pulsed and CW welds of metals, provides judgement of laser welding processes via detection of thermal characteristics of the weld.

Pulse arc welding is a fast, clean and effective alternative to soldering for coil termination. Since coils with multiple termination points can be welded at one automation station, the technique can increase line throughput.