Telsonic optimizing metal welding
Bronschhofen - According to Telsonic, its new terminal looks set to revolutionize ultrasonic metal welding systems for a range of applications. The flexibility and performance offered is already having a positive effect on cable assembly and the production of batteries for hybrid and electric drives.
Telsonic has launched its new Telso Terminal TT7 on the market. The specialist in the area of ultrasonic metal welding systems based in Bronschhofen in the canton of St.Gallen states in a product description that this terminal will revolutionize many application areas, which is due to digitalization and process control.
According to information from the company itself, this new development can be seen as a response to the increased demand from manufacturers for attributes including versatility, flexibility and efficiency. It also cites the ongoing transition from conventional internal combustion engines to hybrid and electric drives in the automotive sector. This has significantly impacted the way in which many manufacturing processes are changing. “The new terminal is already having a positive impact on cable assembly and battery production as it meets the increasing demand for the highest level of quality and process control,” Telsonic explains.
The advantages for customers include a new quick-change system. It should enable tool changeovers in less than five minutes. Self-centering positioning is responsible for eliminating potential sources of error. Ultra-short cycle times of just 15 seconds during production serve to maximize productivity and output.
The system’s automatic self-test enables faults to be detected in good time. The software provides information that reduces downtimes due to maintenance and service work. Users can access production data and welding results in real time and save them on their media.