Items Tagged with 'sheet metal clinching'

The sheet metal clinching process joins the thin stainless-steel sheets quickly and reliably. In contrast to riveting or welding, the surface and the material structure remain intact and sealed.

Sheet metal clinching is a key part of the assembly process for battery cells and packs, and fuel cells and systems.

A six-axis robot equipped with a compact, lightweight servo press assembles ventilation housings.

Manufacturers increasingly need to join multiple sheets of lightweight materials. Clinching can do it quickly, consistently and cost-effectively.