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Technology
bdtronic is a leading supplier of solutions in the fields of dispensing, impregnation, heat staking and plasma.
One-stop solution provider
For more than 40 years, bdtronic has been involved in dispensing technology and microdispensing, material preparation, mixing and metering of single- and multi-component reactive casting resins, sealants, adhesives, foams and thermally conductive pastes.
In the past years, four additional technologies have expanded the product portfolio around dispensing technology and the potting and joining of automotive electronics, so that in addition to automation technology for complete production lines, impregnation technology for electric motors, plastic forming heat staking, plasma pretreatment of surfaces is also included.
Dispensing
bdtronic specializes in the processing of single and multi-component reactive casting resins. We ensure that you always get the perfect solution for your application.
Impregnation of e-motors
bdtronic offers customized impregnation solutions for electric motor production.
Heat staking
Heat staking is a proven joining process for plastics and hybrid joints. bdtronic has the right process for every production requirement.
Plasma
Plasma technology is the ideal pre-treatment for cleaning and activating surfaces before bonding and sealing processes.
Industrial ovens
Oven systems for curing potting materials or preheating components before potting.
Whitepaper: Hot Staking for Flame-Retardant Plastics in Electric Vehicles
Flame-retardant plastics in battery housings and high-voltage components must withstand extreme loads. Hot air staking has established itself as a process-reliable and cost-effective joining technology. In this whitepaper by BASF and bdtronic, learn how the process works optimally for flame-protected plastics in BEV manufacturing. Get your free whitepaper with practical examples and concrete recommendations for action now!
Read more aboutReview: Practical Seminar on Dispensing Technology
Why does the system react this way and not another? Where is the error that keeps creeping in? What could work better – if only there were a moment to take a closer look? These were exactly the questions answered at the Practical Seminar on Dispensing Technology from March 3rd to 4th. Two days where technology was experienced, discussed, and understood together.
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