In the automated production of motors (electric motors), resistance welding has become one of the core welding processes due to its advantages such as high welding efficiency, strong joint reliability, and easy integration with automation. It is widely used in the connection processes of key components like stators, rotors, and end caps. Its application scenarios and process characteristics are highly aligned with the requirements for precision, consistency, and large-scale production in motor manufacturing.
• Spot welding / projection welding of enameled wires and terminals
• Projection welding and fixing of stator core laminations
• Spot welding of commutators and rotor windings
• Seam welding / projection welding of squirrel-cage rotor end rings
• Projection welding of end caps and housings
• Seam welding and sealing of waterproof motors
• The above situations depend on different base metals to be welded.
• Optional configurations: 1. Inserted electrodes 2. Tungsten-copper alloy electrodes 3.Copper alloy electrodes
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