The LQ-Spot is a hot riveting system designed for mounting circuit boards into plastic housings. A project typical done with imprecise welding systems, glue or screws; there was a lot of room for improvement. The LQ-Spot provides perfectly reliable mounting with no chance of damaging the circuit board. The precise control over placement of the heat makes it ideal for sensitive circuit board mounting jobs.
The LQ-TMG2 is a handheld unit design for testing the transmission rates of plastics. Excellent for material selection, quality control and testing; the TMG2 is becoming an industry standard for ensuring proper material transmission.
Quality starts with a safe and reliable welding process, and continues with proper testing. The LPKF LQ systems boast integrated process monitoring including regulation mechanisms which correct even the smallest deviations.This brochure highlights the process monitoring capabilities of laser welding systems.
The LQ-Vario MF is a specialized version of the standard LQ-Vario system. The MF version is specially designed to weld microfluidic devices. Microfluidic devices require extremely precise and accurate welding. The MF series Vario is outfitted with a special fiber laser that is capable of producing beam spot sizes as small as 0.07mm in diameter, a necessity when looking to produce fine weld seams such as the ones required by microfluidic devices.
With a robotic arm guided laser source, this system is designed for large parts and complex shapes. Did someone say car tail lights? The hybrid technology integrated into this systems sets it apart from the mix of other laser welders. Hybrid technology takes advantage of halogen lamps to provide polychromatic heating to the both welding partners. This added heat helps stabilize the plastic for the welding process as well as remove the need for an annealing process post-welding.
The LQ-Integration is a versatile system designed to integrate seamlessly with any automation/production line. The welding head is separated from the main control cabinet. The system comes with all of the benefits and capabilities of a stand-alone laser plastic welding system such as process monitoring controls, versatile software and state-of-the-art clamping technology.
Laser plastic welding is well suited for high-volume applications that require full automation. There are multiple solutions available for many different types of automated projects. This brochure will give you a clear overview of those systems.
This brochure will provide a snapshot of laser plastic welding, the capabilities, some application examples and LPKF competencies within the field.
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