Variety of materials: The two components to be joined can be made of different materials, including metals, plastics or other materials. The choice of material depends on the specific requirements of the application.

 

Joining techniques: There are various techniques for joining the two components. The choice of joining technique depends on the material properties, the desired strength and other requirements.

 

Improved properties: Two-component assembly enables the creation of components with improved mechanical, thermal or chemical properties. For example, two materials with different strengths can be combined to achieve an optimum balance between strength and weight.

 

Automation options: In many manufacturing processes, two-component assembly is automated. Robotic systems can perform various assembly tasks precisely and efficiently, resulting in increased production speed and accuracy.