Lasers welders produce a beam of high intensity light which, when focused into a single spot, provide a concentrated heat source, allowing narrow deep welds and fast welding speeds. The process is frequently used in high volume applications such as in the automotive and medical industries. Laser welding is a non-contact process which requires access to the weld zone from only one side of the parts being welded. There are many joint geometries that can be welded, but there must be a close fit-up at the joint interfaces, which makes tooling a key aspect for laser welding success.

Three types of welds can be achieved with a laser welder: conduction, transition/keyhole and penetration or full keyhole. Conduction welds are performed at low power, resulting in wide, shallow weld nuggets. Transition/keyhole welds utilize medium power density and result in a deeper weld nugget typically with a width to depth ratio of around 1. Penetration or full keyhole welds are resultant of direct power delivery into the material via the keyhole resulting in deep, narrow welds with width to depth ration typically between 3-10.

Measures Current, Force, Voltage, Time and displacement

MM-400A welding monitor enables operators to monitor and manage key welding variables that result in changes in weld heat such as current, voltage, time, force and displacement. The compact unit supports a wide range of resistance welding technologies including AC, DC inverter, AC inverter, transistor and capacitive discharge. It features a simple and intuitive user interface and color touch panel display.

A successful resistance spot welding process generally requires a welding power supply, a spot welding head, and a weld monitor or weld checker. Selecting the right accessories for these critical components can enhance and improve your results, and provide additional safety for your operators.

SmartDRY™ desiccant dry cabinet, for the storage of surface-mount technology (SMT) components with a Moisture Sensitive Level (MSL), intelligently maintains a low relative humidity (RH) as required by the IPC standard J-STD-033 while preventing electrostatic discharge (ESD) using durable electrically conductive powder paint surfaces over steel construction.

Fully network-capable with mobile connectivity and total accessibility from any networked device, ECD’s SmartDRY™ Intelligent Dry Storage technology enables compatibility with smart factory, Industry 4.0 operations.

With a revolutionary new design, M.O.L.E.™ EV6 brings deep data collection and touch screen convenience to thermal profiling. The traveling thermal profiler allows configuration, measurement and data analysis right on the device – providing immediate actionable information, saving time and reducing the requirement for intensive operator training.

Using a familiar smartphone-like capacitive touch screen, users now have shop floor data literally at their fingertips. The six-channel M.O.L.E. EV6 integrates with all ECD RIDER™ machine quality management technologies for a truly scalable approach, made easier with visual, touch screen control.

The spectral output from an UV LED source is narrow or monochromatic when compared to broadband (mercury) source. Each of EIT 2.0 LLC’s L-Bands (L-365, L-385, L-395 and L-405) has an optic response and dynamic range optimized for LEDs. Our patented Total Measured Optic Response in which ALL optics in the instrument are included in the instrument response result in better performance and repeatability; unit-to-unit, run-to-run and source-to-source.

Equipped with the most modern, accurate systems that drive and steering technology offers today. Mediums rarely behave the same way, environmental conditions are significant for the behavior of liquid changes. This is why there is virtually no standard application in dispensing.