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Wire compacting is a process in which stranded wire is compacted and welded into a desired shape in order to better facilitate attachment to other components, using resistance welding or other joining processes. In addition to automotive wire harness cabling, wire compacting is used in the production of:
Resistance wire compacting (welding or brazing) is suitable for both stranded and solid wire applications. A weld head fitted with tungsten electrodes is utilized to deliver current and apply vertical force to “compact” the wires, while ceramic tooling inserts apply a sideward force to assist in controlling the final shape.
Compacting is an ideal solution for copper wire, with or without tin or silver coating. Depending on the parameters chosen, the degree of compacting (compacting strength) can vary from light adhesion of the individual wires to a solid copper end. AMADA WELD TECH has successfully compacted wires up to 90 mm2. Twisted pairs and multiple sheathed cables are all good candidates for this process. Fully automated systems can be built for cutting and compacting braided wires off the roll so that their ends can be subsequently connected with terminals
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