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ImprintElectrical and electronic components – economically assembled
Introduction
Up to thirty or more different processing operations can be involved when machines are utilized for the assembly of electrical and electronic components. To ensure high technical availability of the assembly linesystem, each individual processing station needs to be one hundred per cent functional. It is therefore crucial that companies in this sector be skilled in fully integrating different processes and products.
Modular assembly lines from Komax Systems combine technological competence with flexibility. They are ideally suited to manufacturing complex components up to one cubic decimeter in size. These lines deliver optimum precision, even when operating with minimum cycle times.
The simpler the components being assembled, the more important the volumes of parts and manufacturing times. Komax Systems offers production lines with cycle times of less than two seconds. These lines have a modular design and can be adapted to match your technical requirements. The integration of electronic identification systems with operating data logging is often required.
Application examples
Groundbreaking solutions for assembling…
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...Sensors. Measurement and calibration processes in sensors fall within very narrow limits of tolerance. Precision is therefore crucial. Specialized adhesion bonding or laser trimming is also used on these products. (Example in photo: pressure sensor). |
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...Actuators. Thanks to their precise and gentle processing, Komax Systems assembly lines are also suitable for the smallest and most demanding of components. (Example in photo: airbag igniter) |
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...Connectors. Whether for miniature contact systems or 134-pole connectors, the row and selective insertion lines machines from Komax Systems guarantee consistently high reliability – with the minimal cycle times. (Example in photo: contact systems) |
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...Electrical controls. Safety components must function absolutely reliably – even under extreme conditions. The quality requirements applicable to their manufacture are therefore correspondingly tough. These components must also be able to be retraced back through the entire production process. (Example in photo: ABS control unit) |
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...and Special applications. |
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Special applications. In MID components, the conductive pattern is applied directly to the injection-molded housing, for example using a stamping technique. In such instances, the removal of surplus foil or the fine dosing of adhesive and solder paste are can be particularly delicate procedureschallenging. With Komax Systems, you have these processes firmly under control. (Example in photo: Illuminated push-buttons) |
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Special applications. As a global leader for wire processing systems, Komax Systems has a wealth of experience in handling flexible parts. That means you can automate your entire production and assembly operations with the help of just one company – including wire and wire-harness processing. (Example in photo: Electronic components for car seats) |
For more information please contact:
Komax Systems Rockford, USA
1321 Capital Drive
Rockford, IL 61109
1321 Capital Drive
Rockford, IL 61109
| phone: | +1 / 815 229 3800 |
| mailto: | Komax Systems Rockford |