High frequency welding
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High frequency welding Certain plastics with chemical dipoles, such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyamides (PA) and acetates can be heated with high frequency electromagnetic waves. High frequency welding uses this property to melt the plastics for joining. The heating can be localized and the process can be continuous.
This is the same concept as induction welding.
Process: Contact welding • High frequency welding • Hot gas welding • Hot plate welding • Spin welding • Ultrasonic welding • Vibration welding
Equipment: ultrasonic welding machine
See also: Plastic thermoforming • Injection molding • Blow molding • Plastic extrusion • Compression molding • Rotational molding

