What is Hot Plate Welding?

The process of hot plate welding uses a heated platen to melt the joining surfaces of the two halves of a thermoplastic part. After the plastic interfaces have melted, the parts are brought together to form a molecular, permanent, and often hermetic bond. A properly designed joint welded under precise process control often equals or exceeds the strength of any other part area.

Main Features:

• PLC/HMI easy operation touch screen with English Interface.
• Precision CNC parts processing and assembly for high-quality welding.
• Hydraulic driven mode to achieve strong, water-tight, and air-tight seals.
• High-quality pneumatic and electronic components (Airtac, Mitsubishi, etc.).
• Precise PID Temperature control with an error of only +/-0.5 degrees.
• Fast welding jigs change-over to save labor and time.

This equipment is widely used for thermoplastic welding in various industries:

• HMI Touch Screen: Quick and easy parameter adjustment with English interface.
• Digital Controllers: Precise temperature control over the entire platen (±1°C).
• Linear Guides: High precision guides for faster tooling changeovers and perfect alignment.
• Solid Structure: Heavy-duty steel design ensuring durability for decades.