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What is a vibration welder?

Forward Technology's vibration welders are complete plastic assembly systems specifically designed to weld a variety of part sizes and geometries. They are also compatible with many thermoplastic materials. Producing strong, air-tight welds Advanced patented technology Vibration welding joint design Vibration tooling advantages & options

What is linear vibration welding?

Linear Vibration Welding is a frictional welding technique capable of producing strong, air-tight welds in thermoplastic parts. Some of the vibration welding advantages are: Ability to weld large parts and complex shapes. Fast cycle times. Compatible with most thermoplastics. Ability to weld several dissimilar materials.

What makes forward vibration welders unique?

Forward has been designing and building vibration welders since 1990. Our large upper tool weight capability makes our welders unique in their class. Unsurpassed control is achieved through the use of eight adjustable amplitude, time (optional collapse/absolute distance) and force steps.

What are the advantages of vibration welding?

Some of the vibration welding advantages are: Ability to weld large parts and complex shapes. Fast cycle times. Compatible with most thermoplastics. Ability to weld several dissimilar materials. No consumables, fumes or emissions. Low cost, quick change tooling.

What type of weld is used for vibration welding?

Weld design for vibration welding must include a relatively large flat surface, although some out of plane curvature can be accommodated for. The most common type of joint is a butt joint, where two flat pieces with the same cross section are welded together.

Are welding power penetration depth and anvil vibration measurements useful?

The quality of the data obtained from the various measurement signals is particularly noteworthy. The results indicate, that welding power, penetration depth and anvil vibration measurements are particularly valuable sources of information for the welding configurations studied here.