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Pulse heat staking welding machine

Pulse Heat Staking vs Traditional Heat Staking

Plastic staking looks simple from the outside. A plastic post passes through another component. A heated tool reshapes the post into a rivet-like head. Once the plastic cools, the two parts remain mechanically locked together. The challenge is not creating one acceptable staking point. The real challenge is producing hundreds of thousands of points with

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hot gas welding machine

Choosing the Right Plastic Welding Process

When customers ask us to recommend a plastic welding process, the first question is often: “Which technology produces the strongest weld?” It sounds reasonable. But weld strength alone cannot determine the right process. A successful plastic welding project must balance material properties, glass-fiber content, weld-line geometry, cleanliness, appearance, cycle time, equipment cost and maintenance. The

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