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LASER WELDING :A New Assembling Method for a Production Benefit

Theme : Performance & Process Improvement

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Adhesion

LASER

Over-Mold

Snap-fitUltrasonic

Spin Vibration Linear/Orbital

Bolt

WeightReduction

Module

Integration

Total Cost Reduction

Technology

DSIDRI

Positions of the LASER Welding Assembly

EmbrioEmbrio MatureMature

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LASER Welding Summary

380nm 780nm

UV IR

Visible

CO2Nd:YAGDiode Laser800~950nm 1.06μm 10μm

Near IR Mid IR Far IR 約0.7~1.5μm 約1.5~5.6μm 約5.6~1000μm

Part’s move Scanning

Simultaneousmulti-head Rapid multi-scanning

mirrorSpecial optic

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LASER Welding Principle

TransmissiveTransmissiveScattering Energy

AbsorbAbsorbAbsorbed Energy

Surface ReflectionSurface ReflectionReflecting Energy

Clamping PressureClamping Pressure

LASER

Power / SpeedFocus DiameterMaterial Part Design

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Benefits of LASER Welding Assembly

• Clean:no flash/no barrs

• Fast:no holding cycle time

• Strong:cross link of GF at joint surface

• Inexpensive:Facility/total cycle

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Comparison 3 methods:Welding Time・ Burst Strength

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35W

elding Time(sec)

Burst Strength(Mpa)

Welding Time(sec)

PA6 30%GR

PA66 30%GR

UR PA66

HTN 35%GR

PET GR (exp.)

・no flash ・less facility cost

PA6GR30

Break at typical area Not a joint

Orb

ital

Orb

ital

Lin

ear

Lin

ear

LA

SER

LA

SER

Orb

ital

Orb

ital

Lin

ear

Lin

ear

LA

SER

LA

SER

Orb

ital

Orb

ital

Lin

ear

Lin

ear

LA

SER

LA

SER

Orb

ital

Orb

ital

Lin

ear

Lin

ear

LA

SER

LA

SER

Orb

ital

Orb

ital

Lin

ear

Lin

ear

LA

SER

LA

SER

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Comparative Look ; cross sectional observation

Orbital vib. welding

Laser WeldingLinear Vibration Welding

Adhesion・Seal joint

Ultrasonicwelding

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Comparison with the other assy. mehods

Bolting Adhesion LASER Hot Plate Linear welding

Reliability △ - ○

Effect to inner ○

Aesthetic

Design freedom

Productivity △(Curing)

△ - ○(color change)

○(Warpage)

○(Warpage)

△(Flash)

△(Flsdh)

△(weld time)

△(separation)

△(Separation)

△(Thermal)

◎ ◎

×(Vibration)

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Du Pont Development Approach

Confirm Laser welding technology as a production method

MaterialsMaterialsMaterials

MoldingMoldingMolding

TestingTestingTesting

DesignDesignDesign

SystemsSystemsSystems Welding ProcessWelding ProcessWelding Process

麗 速強 安

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•• MaterialsMaterials– Transmittance:Polymer・Pigment・Additives

– Absorbent:Polymer・heat gen./melt・Pigment

• Design– Wall thickness・Basic part geom・Joint design

• Molding– Warpage/Sink mark

• Welding process– Power・Speed・Cycle time・Focus spot

Considerations for polymer laser welding optimization

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Transmittance & Absorbent relation between the polymer & Laser light

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Wave length (nm)

trans

mitta

nce

trans

mitta

nce

(%)

PA 6

POMPBTPC

LDLD(800(800~~950nm)950nm)

YAG Laser(1064nm)

typ. BK

PA 66

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Material / Wall Thickness & Transmittance

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Wall Thickness (mm)

(%)

(@ 940nm)(@ 940nm)

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mitta

nce

trans

mitta

nce

Zytel® PA66 UR

Zytel® PA6 GR

Crastin® GRPBT

Delrin® POM

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Polymer Laser Welding Optimization -Laser Power & Irradiation Time

Las

er Ir

radi

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n T

ime

Laser Power

No melt

Surface degradation・Void・Carbonized

AdequateAdequate

WeldingWeldingZoneZone

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Polymer Laser Welding Optimization -Productivity;Speed & Power

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Energy Density(J/mm2)(k

gf)

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Laser PowerLaser Power (W)

Stre

ngth

Stre

ngth

(kgf

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1m/min

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3 m/min 5 m/min

6 m/min4 m/min

(Zytel(Zytel®®HTN51G35HSL)HTN51G35HSL)

Stre

ngth

Stre

ngth

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Polymer Laser Welding Optimization - Mn

HTN51G35HSL NC + BK (2mm ovlp TP)

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(J/mm2)

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Weld strengthWeld strength

MnStre

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Energy DensityEnergy DensityEnergy DensityEnergy Density

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•Process Window

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150

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Scan speedScan speed (m / min)

Weld

stre

ngth

Weld

stre

ngth

(kgf

)

Power (W):constant

Polymer Laser Welding Optimization - Absorbent material

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Ret

entio

n of

tran

smitt

ance

(%)

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H.U.T (min)15 30Std.

Laser Transmittant BKDev’t grade

Typ. grade

Polymer Laser Welding Optimization - Moldability

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Wel

d st

reng

th

Scanning speed

Polymer Laser Welding Optimization - Process Easiness

After After optimizationoptimization

Before Before optimizationoptimization

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Door Lock actuator

Customer: Hella

Zytel® 73G15 NCMinlon®FE260001BK

Leakage Test Sensor

Customer: Bosch

Crastin® SK603 NCCrastin® SK603 BK

LASER Welding Assembly - Case Study

Camshaft position sensor

Customer: Delphi

Zytel® LT 74G33HSL BKZytel® 74G33 HSL BK

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Door locking housingCost reduction on production (faster production cycle), More design freedom, precise positioning, no flash

Trap Canister

ASIAN Kogyo

Zytel® 103FHS NCZytel® FE110003 BK

Gearshift housing

Daimler Chrysler

Zytel® 70G30 NCZytel® 70G30 BK

LASER Welding Assembly - Case Study

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• DESIGN/CAE support for proposed basic geometry– minimize mold deformation & sink mark

• Propose adequate material selection– Including optimized pigment and heat stabilized

• Collaborate with system supplier & pigment supplier• Development support for production facilities• Development support by utilizing various TP and

co-relate to the real applications• Total development coordination for on-line monitoring

& quality assurance

Development Support As a Total Solution

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• LASER Weldable

•NC Possible to use as Transmittance side

•BK Possible to use as Absorbent side

PA POM

•LASER Weldable but, difficult than PA/POM

•NC Possible to use as Transmittance side

•BK Possible to use as Absorbent side

PET/PBT/PCT

• No transmittance, cannot use T side• NC/WT

Possible to use as Transmittance side• BK Possible to use as Absorbent side

LCP

•No transmittance(some exceptions)

FR

• No transmittance, cannot use T side

• BK Possible to use as Absorbent side

MR

• LASER Weldable

• but,PBT/PET is rather difficult than

PA/POM

GF/Impact resistance

EP Material & LASER welding

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Du Pont various test pieces

Box: warp/cornerBurst/tensile

Sphere: Burst T-joint Tensile

overlapShear

“Koma”Burst

Pure tensile

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Global Technical Link & technical support

JPN UTC US. ATCEU ETC

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Contacts: DuPont & System Suppliers :

• Hakuto (Fine Device Co., Ltd.) : KANG, Myeon-Koo-TEL +82-2-529-8910

• (Parker Corporation) ; -TEL

• Branson Korea Co., Ltd. : YOO, Jae Du-TEL +82-31-422-9572

• Miyachi Korea Corporation : PARK, Seung-Kwo-TEL +82-31-707-5855

• DuPont Korea : Byung-Gul HamEngineering Polymers -TEL +82-2-2222-5377http://plastics.dupont.com

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