Whether semi or fully automated, cam-controlled, pneumatic or electric: Our assembly technologies take into account every degree of automation and every drive concept.
Basic Assembly Processes
Inserting feeded components into sub-assemblies
Placing feeded components into sub-assemblies or onto carriers
Combining components by means of screws, with controlled torque
Shaping and Reshaping Processes
Finalizing and singularizing of pre-punched metal components
Building metal-plastic hybrid modules such as overmolded leadframes
Potting components to protect from moisture or mechanical stress such as shock or vibration
Applying glues or pasts such as heat-transfer pasts
Combining Processes by Means of Soldering and Welding
Fully automatic selective soldering of components
Fully automatic induction brazing of components
Fully automatic reflow soldering of components
Ultrasonic Welding
Fully automatic resistance welding of components
Fully automatic laser welding of components
Wire Harnessing Processes
Cutting, trimming and stripping of cables
Assembling cables with connectors by means of insulation displacement technology (IDT)
Applying crimp contacts to cables
Additional Manufacturing Processes
Cleaning and activating surfaces
Applying bar codes, matrix codes, text or graphics by means of lasers
