For Medical Industry
Medical devices
such as catheter guidewires, arthoscopic cutting tools, surgical baskets, implantable battery devices, heart valves,
biopsy needles and a wide array of tools that require
a joining method as part of their manufacturing can now be
automated with computerised precision arc welding. Weldlogic
provides reliable metal joining processes to facilitate the
need for low level assembly heat to minimize mechanical
distortion to the finished product. For example, a Dutch
manufacturer uses Weldlogic pulsed arc equipment to produce
implantable pharmaceutical delivery systems called portals,
used worldwide for treatment of cancer, AIDS and chronic
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These portals consist of
a hollow reservoir with a thick, pliable membrane for the
introduction of medication, or removal of body fluid, by
means of a hollow needle. The portal, surgically implanted,
is attached to a catheter for the transport of fluid to a
vein. A precision TIG welding system is used to attach this
reservoir to the connection system. |
For Sensor Industry
Transducer assemblies, such as diaphragms to bodies and cases and
connectors to housings, must be hermetically sealed and
mechanically sound. The joining of such components require a
low heat input process to avoid internal damage and
distortion, yet provide a strong, consistent weld. Weldlogic
has developed several processes with impact for the sensor’s
market and has taken the transducer industry full circle
with the introduction of laser technology to compliment the
micro-tig and plasma product lines. The full compliment of
micro-joining processes available through Weldlogic
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Bellows
Metal bellows have
many uses, such as conducting gas or liquid between two
members which may vibrate or be susceptible to shifting.
Bellows are also used in instruments in which the bellow can
respond to pressure differences by expanding or contracting.
Weld consistency is obviously of great importance. It is
also obvious that weld speed is important because of the
thousands of feet many bellows companies must weld everyday.
Weldlogic’s Pulsed Micro-Arc, when set properly, increases
weld speed by 40% while at the same time creating a
consistent weld bead. The Weldlogic Arc is stable at less
than ½ an ampere, well under industry standards that require
extremely accurate welds at 1 ampere or less. |
Tool, Die and Mould Repair
Both the
Weldlogic Micro-Arc welding power supply and YAG
Lasers offer the ability to reduce tool repair costs by
making accurate low temperature weld repairs. The
ability of the Weldlogic power supplies to gently
start a low amperage arc and make repairs with minimal heat
input has provided customers with significant cost savings.
With conventional Tig Welding repairs, many tools have to be
replaced because of the distortion caused by excessive heat
input.
The Micro - Arc power
supply and laser generates small weld pools thus keeping the
Heat Affected Zone to an absolute
minimum. The weld pool being so small enables the
operator to deposit much smaller filler wires, distortion is
controlled and final expensive machining costs are reduced.
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UPS - Twin Station Seamer
In this system a single AWS-150 power supply is shared between two Precision
UPS-12 seamers via a dual head switching box. The
system allows one part to be welded whilst the other machine
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AWS - 6100
To
achieve maximum welding rate and minimal labour cost, 6100
Automatic Welding systems integrate a combination of
standard Weldlogic products to provide a complete package.
Specifically designed for precision automatic welding, 6100
systems allow circumferential, longitudinal and spot welds
to be easily made with a minimum of operator skill.
All components are fully integrated to create a complete
"ready to go" automatic welding station.
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Welding Press Up to 1.5 Tonnes
Weldlogic
Europe were commissioned to provide a welding press to allow
high performance battery cells to be encapsulated whilst
rotating under loads up to 1.5 Tonnes.
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Corner Welding
 These
corner welds for the tops of filing cabinets and cupboard
tops were traditionally welded utilising gas welding
techniques and then fettled back by hand before painting.
This automatic system developed by Weldlogic allows the
corners to be welded automatically without any need for
dressing and goes straight to the paint shop after welding.
Weldlogic have supplied both single corner and dual corner
welding stations.
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