Items Tagged with 'press-fit assembly'

Learn how a pull-based assembly process using the Promess REMAP eliminates internal loading, protects critical components, and improves long-term engine reliability.

Manual presses offer high precision, reliability and flexibility without the high price tag of powered presses. They are ideal for small production runs, precise assembly tasks or high-mix production environments that don’t merit more expensive machines.

They offer micron-level press-fitting accuracy, enabling stringent control over the motion and force applied to seals.

Discover how a leading electronics manufacturer slashed scrap rates, improved reliability, and eliminated hand-soldering bottlenecks by switching to compliant pin press-fit assembly powered by Promess’ EMAP technology.

TROY, MI—Consulting and training firm ETS Inc. is presenting a three-day course on how to design plastic parts for automotive applications.

Kistler Instrument Corp. has introduced a new version of its maXYmos process monitoring system.

A force vs. position curve enables engineers to study how parts interact during press-fit assembly.

Heat and vibration can facilitate disassembly of press-fit parts.

When it was making axles for gas-powered vehicles, Liuzhou AAM used hydraulic presses. However, axles for EVs were a different animal.

At its most basic, press-fit assembly is a simple process. An assembler loads parts into a fixture and actuates the press. After the machine has done its job, the worker unloads the assembly and the process starts all over again.