Method for welding a connection between a first joining surface of a first molded part and a second joining surface of a second molded part
AssigneeEvosys Laser GmbH
InventorFrank Brunnecker
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for welding a connection between a first joining surface of a first molded part and a second joining surface of a second molded part, which by means of a clamping device are moved and braced with their joining surfaces in contact with one another, wherein the first molded part is at least partially transparent for a primary beam of a first radiation source and at least partially absorbent for a secondary beam of a second radiation source, and the second molded part is at least partially absorbent for the primary beam, wherein sequentially the second molded part is irradiated with the primary beam and the first molded part is irradiated with the secondary beam.
Claims14
A method for welding a connection between a first joining surface of a first molded part and a second joining surface of a second molded part disposed under the first molded part, comprising:
- preparing the first molded part to be at least partially transparent for a primary beam of a first radiation source and at least partially absorbent for a secondary beam of a second radiation source, and the second molded part to be at least partially absorbent for the primary beam;
- moving and bracing the first molded part and the second molded part by a clamping device with the first and second joining surfaces in contact with one another;
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- sequentially and chronologically irradiating a region that includes a first focus of the primary beam on the second joining surface and a second focus of the secondary beam within a volume of the first molded part, so that when the primary beam is on, the secondary beam is off, and visa-verse such that the region receives radiation in a manner wherein radiation is either being emitted by the primary beam or the secondary beam.
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