Potting of coils, transformers and assemblies

POTTING OF YOUR COILS AND ASSEMBLIES

Potting processes help to protect the winding goods from corrosion as well as imitators. It can also improve their electrical and mechanical properties. KUK has extensive experience with various potting processes.

OVERVIEW POTTING

KNOW-HOW

Mold design and making
Material selection
Compounding and sealing systems
Vacuum chambers
Curing ovens

APPLICATIONS

Protection against moisture
Protection against damage
Heat dissipation
Noise abatement
Insulation strength

PACKAGING

Cardboard
Blister rolls
Trays

Customer-specific solutions are our speciality

Andreas Wild and the product team will be happy to advise you.

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Just winding coils is usually not enough, further production steps are necessary until an equipment manufacturer obtains a functional component. High flexibility and fast turnaround times are the biggest advantages for the customer. «At the end of the day, we assemble coil, PCB and cable into a complete motor. This is KUK's great competence,» states CEO Manuel Inauen.

KUK offers you various customer-specific production steps for the assembly of modules:

Electronics are added to coils or coil configurations, e.g. for motors (stator)
Wire assembling
Electronics (e.g. PCB) are assembled with electromechanical components into devices
Potting of coils / modules
Sealing of electronics / coil impregnation
Insert molding of coils

Just winding coils is usually not enough, further production steps are necessary until an equipment manufacturer obtains a functional component. High flexibility and fast turnaround times are the biggest advantages for the customer. «At the end of the day, we assemble coil, PCB and cable into a complete motor. This is KUK's great competence,» states CEO Manuel Inauen.

As a system supplier, KUK is able to decide quickly on the entire manufacturing process without x partners being involved. The customer also benefits from KUK's established, global network of suppliers and thus from the best conditions. An equipment manufacturer, further away from its core business, also lacks the know-how in the procurement of certain individual parts.

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