World of Induction

Electromagnetic coils used in the automotive industry — such as in solenoid valves for tank pressure compensation, fluid transport, fuel supply, or hydraulic control — benefit greatly from combining Insulation Displacement Connection (IDC) with overmoulding. This article examines the technical aspects, processes, advantages and disadvantages, and relevance for specific applications.

KUK Coils has established a reputation in the coil manufacturing industry as well as in the assembly of complete modules, including motors. Its global network is valued by companies in the automotive, medical technology, and industrial sectors, who use KUK as a subcontractor to fulfill their needs.

In the ever-changing landscape of modern markets, the procurement of goods and primary products for in-house production has become vital to business success. Developing the right sourcing strategy based on existing concepts is a crucial task for management, and only customized procurement can ensure future success.

A well-functioning supply chain is one of the most important prerequisites for your successful business. If there are problems with your suppliers, this can, in the worst case, lead to a standstill in your own production. This must always be prevented by taking preventive measures!

When purchasing electronic components, you can purchase individual parts from separate suppliers. Another variant is so-called Modular Sourcing, in which you hand over the assembly of complete modules to a customer-specific coil manufacturer. This reduces the complexity in your supply chain.

Just winding coils is usually not enough, further production steps are necessary until an equipment manufacturer obtains a functional component. KUK Coils offers the entire package from coil production to the assembly of a complete motor from a single source. High flexibility and fast turnaround times are the biggest advantages for the customer.