February, 2018
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Page 91 Herrmann Ultrasonics Introduces New Welder
Bartlett, IL — Cycle time, change - over and downtime are three factors that significantly impact manufac-
tion to tightness, strength and mini- mum generation of particles, process validation and traceability are important quality criteria. The DataRecorder is responsible for recording and archiving all weld process values and process parame- ters. Strict criteria in accordance with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 are met with the FSC software package, pro- viding user authentication and a doc- umented trail of all activities. The company’s patented High
Motion Control (HMC) ensures a cal- ibrated and repeatable process in the manufacturing environment, helping the user to speed production and maximize repeatability. The pro- grammable stroke selection (start
and end position of the sonotrode) optimizes cycle time. The stroke can be individually adjusted for the required weld task and the size of the parts being welded. According to the company, its
ultrasonic welding uses 75 percent less energy than other thermal join- ing processes. This is due to the fact that the welding tools remain cold and have a low energy requirement. The ultrasonic vibrations are specifi- cally applied to the joint area for only a matter of milliseconds during weld- ing. The digital ultrasonic generator ULTRAPLAST guarantees efficien- cies over 80 percent when powered with up to 6,200W. From prototyping and product
development to full-scale production, medical device manufacturing can be a complex process. Successful collab- oration is vital. During the early stages of a project, Herrmann Ultrasonics will be more than just a consultant, but rather a partner to help design the device for successful ultrasonic assembly, minimizing
long-term risk. Contact: Herrmann Ultrasonics,
Inc., 1261 Hardt Circle, Bartlett, IL 60103 % 630-626-1639 fax: 630- 626-1627 E-mail: cassandra.
thibodeau@herrmannultrasonics.com Web:
www.herrmannultrasonics.com
See at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 1801
Herrmann ultrasonic welder.
turing efficiency and can be reduced with the HiQ DIALOG, a new ultra- sonic welding machine. SoftTouch mode prevents damage to sensitive joints by allowing a quick approach with gentle contact to the applica- tion. With the help of the quick- change system (QCS) and optional hinged tool change cover, the ultra- sonic stack can be quickly mounted with minimum effort, in less than a minute. The requirements for high-qual-
ity products in medical engineering have become very complex. In addi-
Quadrature Counter Shield Development Kit from LSI/CSI
Melville, NY — LSI/CSI has intro- duced its LS7366RSH shield develop- ment kit. The kit showcases the LS7366R, a powerful 32-bit CMOS counter, with direct interface for quadrature clocks from incremental encoders. The LS7366RSH has a six-
channel, onboard encoder platform for out-of-the-box use and rapid development. The board is directly compatible with Arduino boards. It unloads all of the computation of tracking the encoders and interfaces directly by using the Arduino board through serial peripheral interface (SPI) and I/Os. The LS7366RSH provides a
dedicated solution for positioning and displacement tracking at 40 x 106/sec line rate (at 5V) from the encoder, and a count limit of 232. Its SPI greatly reduces the required I/O wire count when compared with a parallel bus structure. It can also operate with non-quadrature clock signals and provides various count-
ing modes for signal conditioning. Contact: LSI Computer
Systems, Inc., 1235 Walt Whitman
Road, Melville, NY 11747 % 631-271-0400 fax: 631-271-0405 E-mail:
service@lsicsi.com Web:
www.lsicsi.com
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