Webinar to Examine Ultrasonic Welding for EV Electrical Connections
The September 15 session targets wire-to-terminal and busbar applications as production scales.
A free webinar scheduled for September 15, 2026 will explore how ultrasonic metal welding can improve electrical connections in electric vehicle manufacturing compared to traditional joining methods.
What Happened
Charged EVs announced a webinar titled "Driving efficiency in EV manufacturing: ultrasonic solutions for critical connections," set for September 15 at 11:45 am EDT. The session is part of the Virtual Conference on EV Engineering running September 14–17, 2026. The presentation will focus on ultrasonic metal welding as an alternative to crimping or bolting for wire-to-terminal and busbar applications in EV production.
Why It Matters
As EV production accelerates, manufacturers face pressure to improve connection reliability while reducing scrap rates and cycle times. Traditional joining methods like crimping or bolting can lead to increased electrical resistance and reduced reliability over time, potentially affecting vehicle performance and range. The webinar claims ultrasonic welding delivers stronger joints with superior conductivity and the ability to handle mixed-material connections such as copper-aluminum while withstanding thermal and mechanical stress.
The Bottom Line
The webinar is free to register and targets engineers and manufacturers seeking alternatives for critical EV electrical connections. Registration closes before the September 15 session.
