Spin Welding
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Spin welders use heat from friction caused by a spinning action, producing an extremely strong seal. They are perfect for projects that require a circular joint with a high degree of accuracy.
Critical Accuracy
For a proper bond to occur during spin welding, it is important to have accurate calculations and machinery that is able to operate with very small margins of error. At ToolTex, we work with clients to determine those values for each application.
The variables for creating an unbreakable seal include rotational speed, the amount of force against the spinning and nesting pieces, and the length of time for the material to melt and create a bond. When finished, the piece cannot come apart without breaking the product.
After the spinning action has stopped, the applied pressure continues to keep the parts together until the melted plastic bond has cooled and firmed.
Joint Design

For information regarding joint design, please visit our joint design section.
Welder Dimensions
Many of our clients need to fit their new Servo Spin Welder into an existing space. The compact design allows for the machine to fit on a countertop and be easily integrated with existing equipment.
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SW-750 Vertical Servo Spin Welder
Call For Price: 614.539.3222These benchtop machines are small but mighty, providing a high torque that at one time required machines with much larger footprints. The seals created by a spin welder are permanent, and the machine is easy to program and use. After welding is complete, pressure is maintained until materials cool. Learn More -
SW-750-H2 Horizontal Servo Spin Welder
Call For Price: 614.539.3222These benchtop machines are small but mighty, providing a high torque that at one time required machines with much larger footprints. The seals created by a spin welder are permanent, and the machine is easy to program and use. After welding is complete, pressure is maintained until materials cool. Learn More -





