Processes

• Joining
• Merging
• Filling
• Testing
• Labelling/marking

• Joining

  It is the most common way of linking elements with each other, which we implement in our assembly machines. Methods used by us include:

  • torsion
  • riveting / rotary riveting
  • wobbling / wobbling with rollers
  • clipping
  • crimping

  We use pneumatic drives, hydraulic drives, electric drives with gear-motors, servo drives – often combined with monitoring the quality of the process.

• Merging

  A technology which is gaining more and more popularity, currently the one which is developing the most and therefore gradually replacing joining. In this case we use such methods as:

  • welding – arc welding / MIG- MAG / WIG / laser welding
  • welding with clamping – resistance welding / spot welding / projection welding stud welding
  • electric welding / ultrasonic welding
  • thermal / hot air riveting

• Filling

  Machines which implement filling processes are used also to join two components being assembled, however most of the time they perform activities related to the application of lubricants, such as:

  • adhesive application
  • oil application
  • lubricant application

• Testing

  At the end of the assembly process there usually are EOL (End-of-Line) testers. Our devices of this kind effectively control the accuracy of assembly and correct functioning of end products. They implement it through many activities, including:

  • presence control
  • vision inspection
  • testing operability
  • monitoring the process
  • flow / tightness control
  • other – electromagnetic toughness measurement, quality examination with the eddy current method

• Labelling/marking

  • laser marking
  • labelling
  • engraving
  • pad printing
  • ink printing