Macrotron Provides Ultrasonic Welding Service For Solar Inverter Module
The welding process is used in the assembly of solar panel systems to meet industry standards.
Online, October 14, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Fremont, CA. Macrotron provides ultrasonic welding for solar inverter modules housed in Valox 3900 plastic. The solar inverter module is attached to the solar panel and must be sealed against the elements (sun, rain, wind and snow) and extreme temperatures. First the electronics are encapsulated in a potting compound and the initial seal of the circuits. Then the case is hermetically sealed using ultrasonic welders at Macrotron. All the fixturing is designed by Macrotron Engineers, including the ultrasonic horn and base fixture. These two fixtures must be precisely aligned to obtain an optimum weld.
Each module receives a serial number lasered on the plastic surface, which is a permanent etched marking. Then the manufacturer's name and part number is pad printed with rugged epoxy based ink. These markings easily identify the module for replacement or warranty claims.
To see a short video of thie ultrasonic welding operation go to: http://www.macrotronsystems.com/welding.html
Macrotron Systems is a Silicon Valley company providing manufacturing services for over 25 years. The services provided include circuit board assembly, ultrasonic welding, thermo-adhesive welding, laser marking & engraving, pad printing and content loading of assemblies.
For more information on Macrotron's capabilities email sales@macrotronsystems.com or call 510-683-9600.