Miyachi Peco & Exmore

 Welded joints

Exmore gained a very good reputation in the field of long-lasting partnerships with customers and suppliers. One of our most important objectives is to guarantee a most favourable collaboration thanks to a clear communication and a mutual trust. Therefore we will always look for the most competent and professional suppliers who can provide us with the hottest and innovative products. The same goes for our other product branches. Quality and service are two key values for Exmore and we demand the same attitude from our suppliers. Regarding the product branch welded joints and laser marking we looked for the manufacturer who can support the identity of Exmore best.

For that reason, we distribute since the beginning of this year in the Benelux the products of the company Miyachi-Peco, a world leader in the sphere of micro-connection technology. Miyachi distinguishes itself not only by offering products of superior quality, but also by customizing existing applications to the needs of the client.

The combination of a range high-end products and a very flexible service are the most important values of Exmore. There will be a solution for each specific need. This complete package is reflected and assured by our very competent service team that continuously is following extra trainings in order to be informed of the latest developments in the market. The same goes for the welded joints. In this way you can count on a perfect implementation of all your systems.

Miyachi Europe Corporation and Exmore are specialised in the development, production and marketing of superior and ultramodern devices for laser welding, laser marking and micro resistance welding.

The Miyachi Europe Corporation and Exmore specialize in the development, production and marketing of high-performance, ultra-modern devices for laser welding, laser marking and micro-resistance 

•  Resistance welding technology
  Resistance Welding is a thermode-electric process in which heat is generated at the interface of the parts to be joined by passing an electrical current through the parts for a precisely controlled time and under a controlled pressure (also called force).  The name "resistance welding" derives from the fact that te resistance of the workpieces and electrodes are used in combination or contrast to generate the heat at their interface.

Key-advantages of the resistance welding process include:

• Very short processtime
• No consumables, such as brazing materials, solder or welding rods
• Operator safety because of low voltage
• Clean and environmentallyfriendly
• A reliable electro-mechanical joint is formed

 

• Laser welding technology
  Laser welding is a contact-less joining process in which a laser beam is used to create a fusion weld in metals. To create these welds, the laser beam is tightly focused onto the metal parts. The very high energy density in the laser focus melts the metals, which solidify once the laser pulse is terminated.

The laser welding process has a number of important benefits:

• Contact-less so it is possible to weld in inaccessible places
• No or minimal part deformation or electrode contamination
• High speed (up to 500 welds per second)
• Small heat affected zone as the spots are small and the laser pulses short (1ms - 50ms)
• Possibility to make very small welds (0.05mm diameter in thin materials)