The design and function of household appliances – also called white goods – is continuously evolving. Manufacturers must be flexible in their response to the ever changing demands of the market: Visual appearance and surface quality must be right, different versions and configuration options are required. Furthermore, energy efficiency and process monitoring play a big role in production, but e-drives, large quantities and fast processes are also topics the industry is dealing with.
Home appliances
Industries
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Reliable and efficient joining
To produce household appliances as precisely as possible and according to customer specifications, our range includes numerous joining technologies. With these, you can clinch , bend, punch , assemble or hot stamp your sheet metals – and compile the optimum mix for your application. For individual solutions, individual pneumohydraulic or electromechanical drives, tongs and press systems are available, but also entire lines. In addition, we integrate further technical solutions into our systems, such as scanners and camera systems.
Our references from the white goods industry
When selecting sheet metal forming and joining equipment for home appliances, it is important to choose a manufacturer that has experience working with the leading companies within the market segment.
We work with, among others:
Whirlpool
Bosch
B/S/H
Electrolux
V-ZUG AG
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Perfectly embossed
Press release
Hot stamping
Completely automated system
Stable process
Error-free result
Optimum pressure
Reduced energy consumption
Long service life
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Clean connection in the premium dishwasher
Press release
Clinching
Customized system concept in compact design
Variable process
Efficient and reliable joining technology
Faultless result with regard to visual appearance and technology
Technologies in the home appliances industry
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eClinching
Connect heating parts in an electrically conductive manner
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Press fitting
Pressing in of functional elements and functional components
Clinching
Connect housing parts
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Punching
Cutting off slugs on printed circuit boards or conductor boards in semiconductor production
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Mounting
Assemble small electronic components using the FlexPress Compact