Vibration
Applications that have been successful using the Vibration Welder include door panels, carpeting, glove boxes, air spoilers, resonators, and automotive lenses.
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Vibration Welders are generally used to weld larger plastic components together, has the ability to bond a wider variety of plastics, and affords maximum flexibility in accommodating unusual shapes and sizes up to 48" x 22" x 20" (1220mm x 560mm x 508mm). In this technology, vibrations are generated when magnets on either side of the welding head are rapidly turned on and off at low frequencies of 200 Hz to 250 Hz. A non-vibrating part is hydraulically lifted from below to meet a horizontally vibrating part. The vibrations cause friction and heat, melting the plastic, and an impenetrable bond is effectuated between the plastic parts.
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CUSTOM DESIGNED VIBRATION TOOLING Tooltex has been designing custom tools to our customers specifications for years. Our in house design team has a diverse background in many fields and is willing to take on your challenge.
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All equipment and tooling is designed in house using some of the most advanced CAD / CAM software available. It is standard procedure to send these designs as you see here to the customer for preliminary approval. |
Whether it is a simple straight forward part,
or complex designed surfaces, we can handle them. As with any vibration fixture, support is the key. Our engineers stick with the basics, yet keep the major aspects in mind, weight and funcitonability. |
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CUSTOM DESIGNED TOOLS TO
BE USED IN BRANSON, DUKANE
SONICS AND FORWARD WELDERS
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