A Start Need Not Be Hard: Making Battery Modules by Wire Bonding

The 2nd Virtual Battery Exhibition is over! In case you didn’t have the time to take a virtual look, we have a short summary for you. Also: a new article from us in SMT Insights, we added an entry to our FAQ section and we have reason to celebrate. Read all about it in Bondtec newest news article.
Article published on SMT Insights
Many applications require battery packs of different types and quantities. A central production step is the interconnection of the battery cells. But which technology is the most suitable? More on this in the new article by Dr. Josef Sedlmair, F&S BONDTEC ? on SMT Insights
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2nd Virtual Battery Exhibition
Electromobility and battery production are taking off worldwide, and this is just the beginning. To make the right decisions early and be competitive, you need to be at the pulse of innovative production solutions to produce low-cost, high-quality and equally sustainable batteries.
It was the second time we were at the Virtual Battery  Exhibition with a virtual booth and a short webinar. If you did not have the opportunity to participate live, we put the recording of the seminar on the topic ?A Beginner?s Guide to Making Battery Modules by Wirebonding: A Start Need Not Be Hard? online.  Follow the link to learn more about the topic!

Clamp tear vs. table tear
Due to frequent questions about Clamp Tear and Table Tear, we have worked out the following section with the difference between the two. You can find these and other questions and answers in the FAQ section  on our website.
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Clamp Tear
At Clamp Tear (available at 5X30machines) a wire clamp, which is placed behind the bonding tool, executes a motion to tear the wire. The bond tool remains on the second bond. Thus the force of the wire tear puts no stress on the second bond.

Table Tear
At Table Tear (only on Deep Access Wedge-Wedge) there is a wire guide behind the bonding tool. The bond head moves up and down in tear direction and then tears off the wire. The tear counter and the tear height can be set individually in the software.