As the use of electric motors in automobile power trains increases, it is crucial to develop a robust and stable stator welding process. The stator is the stationary part of an electric motor – an electromagnet made up of a core and an electrically conductive wire. For automotive power train manufacturers, it is vital to devise a stator welding process and equipment that guarantee 100% process quality in a full automotive power train production line. 

AMADA WELD TECH announces that it offers anisotropic conductive film (ACF) bonding for a range of automotive advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). The ACF bonding systems are used to make the interconnection between the front-facing camera and the printed circuit board (PCB) that processes the data in high end cameras for collision warning and lane departure warning system (LDWS) applications.

AMADA WELD TECH announces the availability of the LMWS Pulsed Fiber Laser Welding System. Paired with the ML-7370D 70W pulsed fiber laser, the LMWS offers an advanced processing system ideal for welding dissimilar metals, including copper (Cu) to aluminum, aluminum to stainless steel (SS) and steel, and copper to stainless steel.

“Precision Fair 2018 will be upon us in just a couple of weeks, and I for one am really looking forward to it. The organizers are really focused on meeting the demands on systems and components posed by the latest miniaturization trends. AMADA WELD TECH is among the firms that will be there, presenting equipment that can help manufacturers trying to produce and assemble products to the highest quality standard”, says Enrico Klein, Area Sales Manager Benelux for AMADA WELD TECH.

AMADA WELD TECH will highlight a range of coil wire welding equipment at Coiltech 2018, the International Coil Winding Expo and Conference. The conference will be held September 26-27, 2018 at the Pordenone Fiere Exhibition Centre in Pordenone, Italy.

AMADA WELD TECH announces the availability of several process technology options for interconnection of flexible materials used in manufacturing wearable technology devices. Available process technologies include hot bar reflow soldering, heat staking, ACF laminating/pre-bonding, and heat-seal/ACF final bonding.