CT-2600/LAUS

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The crimping, applicator and press technology employed by the CT-2600/LAUS is an innovative, reliable and quality-oriented assembly technology. This technology is used across a wide variety of industries, from medical device and automotive manufacturing, to aerospace and electronics. In the medical device industry, this technology is used for close-fit assembly processes, such as inserters, sealers, and fastener inserts. It is also used for small-scale production runs, like wire crimping, where accuracy and repeatability are key.

At its core, the CT-2600/LAUS technology utilizes press and crimp dies, spring-loaded applicators, and electropneumatic indexers to create the desired assembly configuration. Crimp dies are used to form and shape the assemblies. Crimping is a process which involves compressing a metal or plastic part with two or more dies, to produce a consistent shape. Application dies are utilized to spread adhesive to the components, forming an even coating. Press dies are used to compress the components together, to form a joint which is strong enough to withstand the desired amount of tension.

The electropneumatic indexers employed by this technology sequentially actuate the applicators and the press dies in a precise manner, to achieve the desired assembly. The indexers are PLC-controlled, and provide repeatability and accuracy. They also provide ease of use and reduces the need for operator intervention.

The CT-2600/LAUS technology is a reliable, quality-oriented assembly solution. Its applicators and press dies are design for maximum accuracy and repeatability. The electropneumatic indexers provide precise, PLC-controlled sequencing, to ensure consistent end product, with minimal intervention. This technology is an invaluable asset to a variety of industries, from medical device manufacturing to automotive assembly, and beyond.

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