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AMADA WELD TECH – Fertigung

Development, manufacturing and service of systems for laser welding, resistance welding, Hermetic Sealing and Hot Bar Bonding

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AMADA WELD TECH GmbH

Puchheim (Munich) · Helmond (Eindhoven) · Mildenhall (Cambridge) · Tremblay en France (Paris) · Pontenure (Milan) · BudapestNew on Amplifa

1908Founded (as Peco, Pasing)
800Employees (consolidated, worldwide)
23 billion JPYAnnual revenue (consolidated)
6Locations in Europe
LF-500AFiber laser welding power supply up to 1000 W

About AMADA WELD TECH

AMADA WELD TECH is a company of the Japanese AMADA Group and develops, manufactures and maintains systems, equipment and components for micro joining technology: laser welding, laser marking, laser cutting and laser processing, resistance welding, Hot Bar reflow soldering and bonding, micro arc welding as well as hermetic welding (Hermetic Sealing). The portfolio includes, among others, the LF-500A fiber laser welding power supply (up to 1000 W, 1070/1080 nm) as well as product families such as Jupiter, Markermotion, NH Series, UF Series and Weld Checker. The solutions are customized to micro joining applications and integrated into customers' manufacturing processes. Customer industries include automotive, IT and multimedia, electronics and batteries, medical technology as well as aerospace. Development, manufacturing and service take place at the European headquarters in Puchheim near Munich as well as in Eindhoven (NL) and Mildenhall/Cambridge (UK); sales offices exist in Paris, Pontenure (Milan) and Budapest. Technology centers offer feasibility testing, process optimization and process qualification.

Site
Puchheim
Processes
Laser Welding (Fiber Laser Welding, LF-500A), Laser Marking, Laser Cutting & Processing, Hermetic Sealing, Resistance Welding, Micro TIG Welding, Hot Bar Reflow Soldering & Bonding, Micro Arc Welding
Materials
Steel, Stainless steel, Brass, Titanium
Certificates
ISO 9001:2015
Founded
1908
Employees
800 (consolidated,
Industries
Automotive, IT & Multimedia, Electronics and Batteries, Medical Technology, Aerospace
  1. 01

    Application analysis and feasibility testing at the technology center

  2. 02

    Process development and qualification

  3. 03

    Design and manufacturing of the systems and equipment

  4. 04

    System integration into customer processes

  5. 05

    Installation, training and commissioning

  6. 06

    Maintenance, repair and spare parts service

Materials and Processes

St

Steel

Material for fiber laser welds up to 2 mm seam depth

V2A

Stainless steel

For precise laser and resistance welded joints, among others in medical and electronics applications

Ms

Brass

Suitable for micro joining applications with fiber laser up to 2 mm depth

Ti

Titanium

Can be processed in the fiber laser welding process (LF-500A)

Locations

Standort Puchheim (Munich)

Puchheim (Munich)

DE

European headquarters: development, manufacturing, service, sales

Materials
Steel, stainless steel, brass, titanium
  • Fiber laser welding systems (LF-500A)
  • CNC robots
  • Dispensing equipment
  • Tensile testing machines
  • Microscopy
  • Helium leak testing

Helmond (Eindhoven)

NL

Development, manufacturing, service, sales

Materials
Steel, stainless steel, brass, titanium
  • Technology center with laser, resistance and hot bar equipment

Mildenhall (Cambridge)

GB

Development, manufacturing, service, sales

Materials
Steel, stainless steel, brass, titanium

Tremblay en France (Paris)

FR

Sales office

Pontenure (Milan)

IT

Sales office

Budapest

HU

Sales office (AMADA Hungary Kft.)

Parts and Applications

Laser welding of medication pump
Laser welding of medication pumpLaser welding · Medical technology
Laser transmission welding of electronic housings
Laser transmission welding of electronic housingsLaser welding · Electronics
Laser welding of sensor technology
Laser welding of sensor technologyLaser welding · Electronics

Inside the production

Fiber laser welding power supply LF-500A
Fiber laser welding power supply LF-500A
Welding application prisma cells
Welding application prisma cells
System solutions for micro joining applications
System solutions for micro joining applications
Partnership with InMotion on Electric Refuelling
Partnership with InMotion on Electric Refuelling

Industries

AutomotiveIT & MultimediaElectronics and BatteriesMedical TechnologyAerospace

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Laser Welding (Fiber Laser Welding, LF-500A)Joining––––Steel, Stainless steel, Brass, Titanium
Laser MarkingSurface–––––
Laser Cutting & ProcessingMachining–––––
Hermetic SealingJoining–––––
Resistance WeldingJoining–––––
Micro TIG WeldingJoining–––––
Hot Bar Reflow Soldering & BondingJoining–––––
Micro Arc WeldingJoining–––––
Heat-StakingJoining–––––
Fluid DispensingAssembly–––––
Feasibility testing and application consultingEngineering–––––

1 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
Fiber Laser WelderAMADA WELD TECH LF-500A––––

Additional services

Technical support (installation, training, maintenance, repair)Application support / feasibility testingApplication development and process optimizationProcess qualificationOn-site troubleshootingHelium leak testing (upon request)Technical consulting on part design, process development, production optimizationSystem solutions / custom equipmentSpare parts serviceRemote services

Quality

The plants in Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom are certified according to ISO 9001:2015. The technology centers offer tensile testing machines, cross-section preparation, temperature probes and microscopy as well as helium leak testing upon request.

EvidencePuchheim (Munich)Helmond (Eindhoven)Mildenhall (Cambridge)
ISO 9001:2015

History

  1. 1908

    Peco is founded in Pasing, Germany

  2. 1972

    Miyachi Corporation is founded in Tokyo, Japan

  3. 1995

    Unitek is integrated into the Miyachi Group as a subsidiary of Miyachi Technos Corporation

  4. 2001

    Unitek activities in the Netherlands are renamed Unitek Eapro

  5. 2005

    Miyachi Europe and Peco merge

  6. 2008

    Unitek Eapro and Miyachi Europe are consolidated as Miyachi Europe

  7. 2013

    Amada acquires the Miyachi Corporation

  8. 2014

    Miyachi Europe is renamed Amada Miyachi Europe

  9. 2016

    Amada Miyachi Europe acquires MacGregor Welding Systems, Ltd.

  10. 2020

    Amada Miyachi Europe is renamed AMADA WELD TECH

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