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Use a picosecond laser for corrosion resistant black marking on stainless steel alloys: UDI marking, banding, part traceability
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Laser soldering and plastic welding; both possible with direct diode lasers
Read our blog piece Bringing Laser Technology In House: 6 Simple Steps to Success which outlines some of the pitfalls and how to avoid when moving from contract manufacturing.
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Fundamentals of Hot Bar Reflow Soldering
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Laser or resistance technology? Which do you choose when it’s critical to prevent external environmental conditions from penetrating the package?
Projection welding of Fasteners to Hot Stamped Boron Components
Laser Cleaning Metal Improves Battery Pack Reliability. Read the blog now.
Industry increasingly relies on sensors in both factories and products. New sensor technologies mean new product capabilities with improved performance and efficiency.
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Dark marks that are resistant to bacterial growth, passivation, corrosion and autoclaving. Read more.
High production rate + high yield = industrial process success. Understanding both the process requirements and production environment allows companies to optimize their production rates resulting in lower cost per part and higher profit.
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AMADA WELD TECH designs and builds fully integrated, turnkey semi-automated or fully automated resistance welding systems. Our complete line of resistance welding controls, power supplies, weld heads, weld monitors and data acquisition equipment can be integrated with either PC- or PLC-based motion control systems.
Resistance Welding is a thermo-electric process in which heat is generated at the interface of two metal parts by passing an electric current through them for a precisely controlled time under controlled pressure. The metal is heated, melts, and quickly cools to form the bond or weld.
Applications of resistance welding range from tiny spot welds on electronic, automotive or medical parts, to welding the enormous bolts on residential water heaters. Both resistive and conductive materials can be joined using resistance welding. Resistance welding power supply selection is based on a number of criteria including material, the presence of plating, geometry and size of the parts to be welded, whether you need a spot weld or seam weld, the need for data collection and/or monitoring, available input power at your facility, and desired production rates.
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