Assembling technology for far-infrared electric-heating air-conditioning heating module
An assembly process and far-infrared technology, used in electric heating devices, ohmic resistance heating, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of limited heat absorption, large energy consumption, poor heating effect, etc., to reduce production costs, simplify manual operations, Good production efficiency
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[0097] see Figure 1~35 , the present invention relates to an assembly process of a far-infrared electric heating air-conditioning heating module, the steps of the process are:
[0098] Step 1, substrate cutting;
[0099] The glass fiber board is cut to form the substrate 1. The substrate 1 is a rectangular structure. It can also be made into different shapes according to the actual situation during actual manufacturing, and the two ends of the substrate 1 are processed to form positioning holes 1.1 and 1.1 respectively. The conductive hole 1.2, and the positioning hole 1.1 is located outside the conductive hole 1.2 (such as figure 1 shown); the whole process uses a cutting die to cut and shape at one time, see Figure 23~25 , the cutting mold includes a cutting mold lower mold 11 and a cutting mold upper mold 12, the cutting mold lower mold 11 includes a cutting mold lower mold bottom plate 11.1, and the cutting mold lower mold bottom plate 11.1 is installed There are guid...
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