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Title:
DEVICE FOR WELDING COMPONENTS BY MEANS OF ULTRASOUND BY TORSIONAL VIBRATIONS
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/2017/001255
Kind Code:
A3
Abstract:
The invention relates to devices (10') for welding components by means of ultrasound. The device (10') comprises a sonotrode (11') having a sonotrode head (12'), which can be excited by a vibration generator to produce torsion vibrations with respect to a torsion axis (T), wherein at least one welding surface (14') is arranged on the peripheral side on the sonotrode head (12') with respect to the torsion axis (T). The device (10') also comprises a support device (15') which supports the sonotrode head (11') in a support area (16') which contains a vibration node of the sonotrode head (12'). Said support area (16') and the welding surface (14') at least partially extend on a common plane (E) which extends perpendicular to the torsion axis (T). The invention also relates to a device (10') for welding components by means of ultrasound, in which the sonotrode (11') comprises a borehole (17') which penetrates the support area (16') essentially perpendicular to the torsion axis (T), and the support device (15') contains a support bolt (18') extending through the borehole (17'), said support bolt supporting the sonotrode (11') in the support area (16') in the borehole (17'). The invention also relates to a device (10''; for welding components by means of ultrasound using a temperature control device.

Inventors:
SOLENTHALER PETER (CH)
HÜNIG THOMAS (DE)
Application Number:
PCT/EP2016/064360
Publication Date:
February 23, 2017
Filing Date:
June 22, 2016
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Assignee:
TELSONIC HOLDING AG (CH)
International Classes:
B23K20/10; B06B3/00; B29C65/08
Foreign References:
US20100078115A12010-04-01
US3602420A1971-08-31
US20030160084A12003-08-28
DE10250741A12004-05-19
DE202008007271U12008-07-31
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
BALLIEL-ZAKOWICZ, Stephan et al. (CH)
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