The production cells will manufacture complex car body parts for electric vehicles. (Image: Jenoptik)
Three productions cells have been ordered to help manufacture complex car body parts for electric vehicles at one of Gestamp’s plants in Germany.
Trumpf’s David Harvilla, Stefanie Bisch and Sebastian Zaske discuss why green lasers represent the perfect tool for welding e-mobility components made of copper
Nataliya Deyneka-Dupriez and Alexander Denkl, of Lessmüller Lasertechnik, describe how OCT can be used to perform online process monitoring when using an oscillating laser beam to weld e-mobility components
The recent emergence of blue laser processing shows promise for copper processing applications in e-mobility. (Image: Nuburu)
Over the summer laser users learned how two types of blue diode laser are dramatically improving copper welding for fabricating e-mobility components
This new laser aligns to welding requirements for e-mobility, energy storage, and general electrical interconnects consisting of dissimilar materials, such as copper and aluminum, and foil stacks that require precise control.
Iron filings stick to this mini chessboard with a partially magnetic structure, produced from a single type of steel power at different temperatures. Image: Empa
The technique could aid in the design of more efficient electric motors, and structural components that react locally to different temperatures
Together with the organisers of LASYS, Laser Systems Europe will be hosting a series of webcasts in June, each of which will discuss emerging applications and technologies across various aspects of laser materials processing
The labs are aimed to help firms develop, implement and optimise laser processes for e-mobility
“Laser Technology Live” will feature over 90 presentations at the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT. (Image: Fraunhofer ILT)
The experts have prepared more than 90 live demonstrations covering a wide range of subjects
The benefits of AI and machine learning in laser processing were discussed by a panel of experts at the show
Power increases across multiple laser technologies are set to bring further benefit to materials processing, Matthew Dale learnt at Photonics West
