Hot Wedge Welding & Sealing ProcessWelding Commercial & IndustrialUpdated on Jun 18, 2015 View more like this | Visit ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL | Contact AmCraft Radio Frequency Welding |
Hot wedge welding is a continuous procedure most often coupled with a rotary function that bonds thermoplastic industrial fabrics, vinyl and films together with targeted heat, speed and compression values.
The Hot Wedge Welding Process
In a manner similar to a sewing machine, hot wedge rotary welding involves a pair of drive wheels that pull a heated metal wedge along a work surface. The procedure involves a heated wedge positioned in front of a set of rollers. One layer of weldable material is guided over the top of the heated wedge, while the other layer is guided under the wedge.
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The Hot Wedge Welding Process
In a manner similar to a sewing machine, hot wedge rotary welding involves a pair of drive wheels that pull a heated metal wedge along a work surface. The procedure involves a heated wedge positioned in front of a set of rollers. One layer of weldable material is guided over the top of the heated wedge, while the other layer is guided under the wedge.
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Hot Wedge Welding & Sealing Process
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