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Design Risk Reduction
Evaluate the bus bar-to-cell interface early for joint geometry, material stack-up, fit-up and manufacturing considerations.
BATTERY INTERCONNECT LASER WELDING
From Weld Design to Production Validation.
Specialized technical expertise for the design, development, validation and implementation of laser-welded battery interconnects—backed by more than four decades of automotive design and manufacturing experience.
42+Years Automotive Design & Manufacturing
15Years EV Battery Pack Manufacturing
FordBattery Manufacturing & Skunkworks Experience
WHY MOORE
Engineering expertise built on production experience.
Battery interconnect welds sit at the intersection of electrical performance, mechanical integrity, manufacturability and long-term durability. Moore Laser Welding Solutions helps engineering and manufacturing teams address those requirements together—before problems reach production.
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Process Confidence
Develop a practical laser-welding process window and connect weld characteristics to measurable quality requirements.
03
Validation That Matters
Build validation around weld quality, electrical performance, mechanical strength and durability—not simply appearance.
04
Production Readiness
Bridge product engineering, manufacturing, quality and equipment teams through implementation, PFMEA and launch support.
CORE SOLUTIONS
Technical support across the entire weld lifecycle.
01
Design
Build reliable welds into the product from the beginning.
- Bus bar-to-cell joint design
- DFM / DFA considerations
- Material and stack-up review
- Weld geometry and location
- Tolerance and fit-up assessment
02
Development
Turn the product requirement into a controlled laser process.
- Parameter development
- Process-window development
- Depth-of-penetration criteria and monitoring
- Porosity and defect criteria
- Defect prevention and troubleshooting
03
Validation
Demonstrate that the weld meets the intended performance requirements.
- Weld acceptance criteria
- Cross-section and metallurgical review
- Electrical resistance characterization
- Mechanical and fatigue testing strategy
- Durability and reliability planning
04
Implementation
Move a validated process into a repeatable production environment.
- Equipment and integrator support
- Production ramp assistance
- Process capability assessment
- PFMEA support
- Launch troubleshooting and corrective action
PRODUCTION-LEVEL EXPERIENCE
Experience developing the requirements—not just reviewing them.
Battery Pack Assembly
Developed the first Contamination Specification for Battery Pack Assembly, using lessons learned from launch, warranty and quality concerns to establish requirements.
Bus Bar-to-Cell Criteria
Developed EV battery pack welding criteria including depth-of-penetration monitoring requirements and porosity criteria.
Strength & Durability
Developed the testing criteria for weld strength and durability and completed the associated testing to evaluate performance.
Battery Pack Welding
Compiled the first Welding Specification for battery packs, connecting technical requirements with production application.
SW
Selected for a battery-pack skunkworks program
Selection was based on prior hands-on launch experience together with previous electronics design and test experience—bringing product, manufacturing and test perspectives into one development effort.
APPLICATIONS
Laser-welded interconnect expertise for demanding energy applications.
EV
Electric Vehicles
Battery interconnect weld development and validation for high-volume vehicle programs.
SP
Stationary Power
Interconnect engineering for stationary energy storage and high-power battery systems.
PS
Peak Shaving
Weld reliability support for battery systems used to manage demand and power utilization.
THE MOORE APPROACH
Connect product engineering to manufacturing engineering.
The goal is not simply to create a weld that works in a laboratory. The goal is to establish a joint and process that can be understood, measured, validated and implemented in production.
Start a technical discussion →01Define
Understand the joint, materials, requirements and failure risks.
02Develop
Establish weld characteristics and a practical process window.
03Validate
Correlate weld quality to electrical, mechanical and durability requirements.
04Implement
Support equipment, quality, PFMEA and production launch activities.
TECHNICAL SPECIALIST
Ken Moore
42+Years Automotive Experience
15Years EV Battery Pack Manufacturing
Ken Moore has more than 42 years of automotive design and manufacturing experience, including 15 years in EV battery pack manufacturing. His background spans product and manufacturing engineering, electronics design and testing, weld development, quality, durability and hands-on production launch.
During his previous employment with Ford, Ken was selected for a skunkworks program where he helped establish foundational battery-pack manufacturing requirements and welding criteria. His work included contamination specifications, bus bar-to-cell welding criteria, depth-of-penetration monitoring, porosity criteria, strength and durability testing, and compilation of the first battery-pack Welding Specification.
Battery Interconnects
Laser Welding
Quality
Durability
Production
CONTACT
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