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E-MOBILITY


Design for Manufacturing is crucial to overmoulded busbar engineering


Overmoulded busbars requires several components and manufacturing processes


processes, allowing more efficient and streamlined production.


CONSTRUCTION AND MANUFACTURING The construction of overmoulded busbars involves several components and manufacturing processes. Typically, the busbars are encapsulated in a protective material through an overmoulding process that provides insulation and protection from environmental factors. The process involves placing the busbar in a mould and injecting a thermoplastic material around it. This technique not only protects the busbar but also increases its mechanical strength and durability. Depending on the busbar application oil tightness is also crucial, which can be ensured with potting or seal-assembly processes. Given the diversity of applications,


manufacturing processes may vary. Common techniques include precision stamping, overmoulding, and various finishing processes to ensure optimum performance and reliability.


DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING As the demand for sophisticated electronic systems increases, the importance of Design for


Manufacturing (DFM) cannot be overstated. DFM principles ensure that products are designed with manufacturability in mind, reducing costs and improving efficiency. Wieland’s extensive experience in applications and manufacturing processes plays a critical role in optimising busbar designs for production. By incorporating DFM principles, Wieland is able to produce high-quality overmoulded busbars that meet the stringent requirements of modern electrical applications.


EXPERTISE IN ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS Wieland has a rich history in the field of components, starting with its expertise in bearings for the automotive sector. Over the years, the company has expanded its focus, leveraging its extensive knowledge to develop innovative solutions for e-mobility. Today, Wieland is at the forefront


of innovation with its overmoulded busbars, offering solutions that meet the highest standards of quality and performance. To reach this position, Wieland is continuously expanding its know-how and investing in machinery for automated manufacturing,


assembling, and EOL-testing of overmoulded busbars. The company’s capabilities in this area demonstrate its commitment to advancing technology and supporting the evolving needs of the electrical and automotive industries.


PIONEERING THE FUTURE OF E-MOBILITY With their complex geometries, high energy densities, and robust construction, these components are integral to the efficiency and reliability of today’s electrical systems. Wieland’s history and ongoing commitment to innovation position the company as a leader in the field, continually advancing the capabilities of overmoulded busbars to support the future of e-mobility and beyond. By continuously pushing the


boundaries of what’s possible, Wieland ensures that overmoulded busbars will remain a cornerstone of modern electrical applications, driving the next generation of technological and energy solutions.


Hans-Christian Hecht, Technical Marketing eMobility at Wieland. www.wieland.com


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