Hot Crimping
In 2010, Strunk Connect Automated Solutions GmbH & CoKG introduced hot crimping after years of improvement. The technology is based on the company’s resistance welding process, which has been used by manufacturers in the automotive, medical and solar industries since 1984. Listed here some images of hot crimping technology.
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A hot-crimped joint has a high tensile strength and will not weaken over time due to vibration or temperature.
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A hot-crimped joint has a high tensile strength and will not weaken over time due to vibration or temperature.
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When using this benchtop machine, the worker places the coil into the machine, inserts open wire ends in the terminal, and activates the weld cycle.
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A hot-crimped joint has a high tensile strength and will not weaken over time due to vibration or temperature.
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This benchtop stripping machine uses abrasive wire-brush wheels to remove insulation from magnet wire.