In the BHS HOT AIR® heat staking processes, the process steps of heating and forming are separated and can thus be carried out in parallel by two modules in two stations. This allows the cycle time of the machine to be significantly reduced. A particular advantage of this process is that it always ensures consistently good riveting results without melt leakage, even over high volume fluctuations due to component tolerances.
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BHS HOT AIR®
The BHS HOT AIR® riveting process is a two-stage joining process.
BHS HOT AIR®
Characteristics
Hot air riveting
Redundant temperature measurement
Temperature control
Flow rate monitoring
Modular interchangeable heating and riveting assembly
Typical process times 5-10 seconds
Advantages
Fast cycle times
Multiple production possible due to tool change
Highest possible rivet strengths
Homogeneous rivet head formation
Volume-independent rivet head geometry
In the BHS HOT AIR® heat staking processes, the process steps of heating and heat staking are carried out in parallel by two modules in two stations.
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