Monday, May 14, 2012

Ultrasonic Welding Issue Definition

Ultrasonic welding is a process in which high-frequency ultrasound vibrations applied to the parts to be welded. The pieces are put under pressure and held together until they make what is known as a solid state weld. Normally there should be between 20 and 40KHZ frequency in order for this to work. The type used for plastic welding and to combine two different materials. By using ultrasonic vibration is no need for bolts, nails, solder or glue to keep the material together. By using the thermoplastic melt vibration occurs in the plastic...

Thursday, May 3, 2012

The artistry of Ironwood Motif

When we sell our welders we don't just stop at that. We like to know how and what they are being used for wherever possible so that we can learn from our customers about their real-life experiences with them. Ironwood Motif is a company based in France and owned and run by David Low, who has 20 years experience of metal fabrication & forging. He has worked creatively with wrought iron on large & small client commissions for indoors...