150sqの銅線の接合にも対応するモデルを発表：最新のULTRASAFE WはUltrasonic Power Stack 12,000を搭載し、大口径の銅線やアルミ線に対応するだけでなく、サイクルタイムの大幅な短縮も可能としました。作業スペースの効率化によってより複雑な形状のワイヤーハーネスやバスバーにも対応可能となり、生産効率の改善にも貢献します。
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エレクトロモビリティの急成長と高速充電技術への需要の増加により、電気自動車のシステム電圧が上昇しています。強力なケーブルハーネスや出力レールが必要になるため、ケーブルの断面積や金属板の厚さも大きくなります。断面積が大きいほど、溶着も難しくなります。これを受けて、ハーマンは超音波溶着機、HiS VARIO Wの拡張機能として、Ultrasonic Power Stack 12000+を開発しました。
This year has been challenging, but we are very grateful that we could contribute to the fight against COVID-19 with our ultrasonic technology for face masks and breathing ventilators. And it is in this sense of gratitude and hope that we once again decided to support worthy causes this Christmas
This is the famous Building M where CEO Thomas Herrmann studied mechanical engineering at the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences from 1984 to 1989. Now the university has appointed him to the university council as alumnus and head of a family-owned yet globally operating technolgy company.
At this year's Spring Challenge of the Karlsbad Municipality in southern Germany, we took third place in the category Bike Commuters Baden Württemberg with a team of 10 colleagues and 224 km per team member. In total, our team covered 2,462 km and saved 362 kg of CO2.
The Lower Saxony-based automotive supplier Zender Group, Osnabrück, specializes in carbon and textile products. The company recognized the need for personal protective equipment at an early stage and started to set up a mask production facility in record time.
Herrmann Ultraschall provides Arburg with a HiQ VARIO ultrasonic welding system free of charge for the Lossburg-based company's large mask project (see press release).
This year's Christmas donation in the context of our charity initiative “Herrmann Cares” is intended for education and goes to two schools in Karlsbad, Germany, to make subject-related project days affordable for all students.
