Busing Station Brochure

J. v. G. Busing stationJ. v. G. Busing fully automaticTurnkey production lines - Germany1 Semi automated version and fully automated version2 Automated solder process (induction soldering)3 180 degree turn with option “motor controlled”4 30 - 40 MW capacity with two operators5 Variable size of glass6 Dimension of the busing station 7 Two passive or active (option) conveyor units8 Rotating table with two soldering position9 Electrical controlled10 All sensors and stoppers included11 Holders for busbars included12 Cut station for busbar included 13 One piece of induction, solder station included; option: secund induction station1 4 - 8 kW maximum power consumption2 400 Volt alternate current3 three phase ; neutral, earth4 50 Hz ; option: 60 Hz Specification datas· length about 2,5 m· broad about 2,5 m· minimum 600 mm x 1200 mm· maximum 2000 mm x 1000 mmJ. v. G. Thoma GmbH Möningerberg 1a D - 92342 FreystadtPhone: +49/9179 - 9460680 Fax: +49/9179 - 90522Mail: info@jvgthoma.deWeb: www.jvgthoma.deBusing or connecting the strings to a complete module is mostly done by hand. Even big module producers make hand hotbar soldering. So the process is not unique, not repeatable and causes lot of failures. The J. v. G. Thoma solution for Busing offers a semi automated busing process, which gives a high level, steadily process quality. The solder process is 100 percent fully automated. The solder system is realized with inductive soldering, with professional control unit, cooling unit and induction coil for the soldering. In tests with lot of big European module pro-ducers we compared laser-, hotiron-, light- and infrared-, with induction-soldering. The result was very clear: Best solder results give the induction soldering. Also the process has a very wide process window, so nearly nothing can be made wrong. Lot of our customers use now these inductions soldering process and have best module qualities (proofed by Stiftung Warentest, a German institute – trademark).Technical datas