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MID AMERICA Taping and Reeling, Inc.
www.us-
tech.com
630.629.6646
www.matr.com
May, 2016
Ultrasonic Welding Meets Needs of Complex Automotive Electronics
Continued from previous page Tape and Reel Service & Supplies Surface Mount Axial / Radial Custom Carrier
the company's single point ground welder, this machine includes a microprocessor that stores and recalls up to 250 weld protocols. The company also offers a dual-head spot welder that can accommodate up to 100 layers of foil for battery and capacitor applications. It is capable of welding non-ferrous sheet metal, including aluminum up to 3mm (0.12in) thick. In addition to machinery for wire-to-terminal and battery welding applications, Sono - bond offers its ultrasonic SpliceRite™ series for wire- to-wire welding of bare cop- per wire up to 100mm2 (0.16in2) and tinned wire up to 60mm2 (0.093in2). The company manufactures its metal spot and wire welders in the U.S., and can be used to assemble electrical wire harnesses, bus bars, electri- cal contacts, fuses and circuit breakers, ignition modules, starter motors, assembly boards, circuit analyzers, connectors, terminals, and switches.
Trays Vacuum Sealers Programming 121 Exchange Blvd Glendale Heights, IL 60139
Custom Tooling Sonobond takes a step-
FANCORT CRAFTSMANSHIP MEANS:
BUILDING SOMETHING WITH YOUR OWN TWO HANDS, WITH QUALITY COMPONENTS, IN AN AMERICAN FACTORY.
FANCORT HAS BEEN BUILDING PNEUMATIC & SERVO PRESSES FOR THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY FOR OVER 4 DECADES.
SERVO PRESSES
PNEUMATIC PRESSES UP TO 10 TONS
SMART PRESS™ LOAD CONTROL PRESS FIT TOOLING HEATED FIXTURES
TIMOTHY DECKER FANCORT TOOLMAKER SINCE 2009
www.fancort.com
FANCORT INDUSTRIES, INC. 31 FAIRFIELD PLACE WEST CALDWELL, NJ 07006 1-888-326-2678 E-MAIL:
SALES@FANCORT.COM
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 7A-521
by-step approach to custom tooling. First, it determines whether its ultrasonic metal welding is appropri- ate for the customer's application. For example, the company al ways tests tinned materials to ensure that its equipment can handle an unusual part configuration. Next, the geometry and specifi-
cation of the finished part are consid- ered to determine what tooling adjustments are needed. Tooling is designed to hold the various pieces to be welded in the proper configuration while the weld is being completed. Finally, finished welds are
checked to ensure that dimensional tolerances and electrical and mechanical requirements are met. Customers are welcome to review the operation and have parts delivered to their facility so they can run their own tests. The company will also send technicians to the customer's
site for final approval. To ensure that Sono bond equip-
ment meets a customer's welding and assembly needs, the company offers a free, no-obligation ultrasonic welding viability test. The company test welds any supplied materials and give them to the customer to review.
SPG 2600 ultrasonic single point ground welder.
A pioneer in ultrasonic technol-
ogy, Sonobond holds more than 150 patents, including the first for ultra- sonic metal welding in 1960, when the company was known as Aero - projects. Over the following decades, the company has established and maintained a reputation for innova- tive and quality-engineered prod- ucts. Today, the company manufac- tures a complete line of ultrasonic welding and bonding equipment used by firms in the electrical automotive, appliance, HVAC, solar, aerospace, filtration, medical, body armor, and apparel industries. Contact: Sonobond Ultrasonics,
1191 McDermott Drive, West Chester, PA 19380 % 610-696-4710 fax: 610-692-0674 E-mail:
info@sonobondultrasonics.com Web:
www.sonobondultrasonics.com r
See at Wire Tech Expo, Booth 1544
Syracuse, NY — The Eraser Company provides a selection of tools to cut many types of wire and cable. The company is now offering hand-operat- ed, foot-pedal, and air-operated cut- ters.
The HC10 is hand-operated
with a lever, while the FC10 uses a foot-pedal to cut material. Both mod- els can cut material up to 1in (25.4mm) in diameter. An optional conversion kit is available, which changes the HC10 to an FC10. Using the foot-pedal allows the operator to keep both hands free and keep con- trol of the material while cutting. Model HCA20 is an air-operated cut- ter, which uses dual electric finger switches to activate the blade. This reduces operator fatigue as little phys-
Eraser Offers Wire and Cable Cutters
ical force is required to use the machine. The unit cuts wire or cable up to 1.25in (31.75mm) in diameter. All three models incorporate a
guillotine-style blade to provide a clean cut on a variety of wire and cable. A length stop is included on all units to keep cut lengths consistent. The cutters pair well with the
company's WM series of measuring meters, which measure material before cutting. Contact: The Eraser Company,
Inc., 123 Olivia Drive, Syracuse, NY 13221 % 315-454-3237 E-mail:
info@eraser.com Web:
www.eraser.com
See at Wire Tech Expo, Booth 1245
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