Application | Plastic / Synthetic welding
Induction plastic welding: strong, watertight, and reproducible.
RF Heating Consult develops inductive welding processes in which a metal insert or ring is heated in a controlled manner between plastic parts. Ideal for neat, strong, and leak-proof connections.
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How does it work?
A metal ring locally heats the plastic joint.
BIn inductive plastic welding, an electrically conductive ring, insert, or foil is placed in or between two plastic parts. The induction coil heats only this metal part. The heat is transferred directly to the surrounding plastic, causing the material to become locally pliable.
By bringing the parts together under pressure, a solid connection is created without an open flame, hotplate, or ultrasonic contact tool.
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Benefits
Benefits of inductive plastic welding
Local heating
The heat is generated precisely where the connection needs to be formed. As a result, the rest of the product remains relatively cool.
Strong and watertight
Suitable for connections where mechanical strength, leak tightness, or a neat exterior are important.
Easy to automate/
The process is reproducible and easy to integrate into production setups with fixed cycle times.
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Applications for plastic products
RF Heating Consult provides support with product analysis, coil design, and field testing for your specific plastic part.
- Welding plastic housings
- Seals and rings
- Technical components
- Product housing with custom coil
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