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These products can be welded reliably by high frequency technology, whether they are made of PVC or EVA. We attach great importance to the fulfillment and monitoring of the highest quality criteria when it comes to the manufacture of sensitive blood bags and blood separation products, as well as to the filling of blood bags with CPD and SAGM solutions .


Plastic Welding with two different methods. 1. Ultrasonic Welding 20, 30, 35 kHz, Linear and Torsional. Welding dissimilar thermoplastic materials according to their polymer compatibility, such as PP, PVC, PE, PET, ABS, composites, tissues, fleece or films. Ultrasonic plastic welding is suitable for virtually all thermoplastics.


Stitched PVC Washbag Machine stitching products such as wash bags, totes or something more industrial like protective covers improves the strength and longevity. We can use piping or binding to finish the bag in various colours. Clear Zipped Pouches
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Our storage pockets and pouches are fabricated using high-frequency plastic welding with silk-screen or full colour digital printing. The silk screen printing workshop or our solvent based digital print, which is totally integrated with the high-frequency welding side of the business, allows for designs to be printed in up to five colours.


Step 3: Welding the Seam. With very little pressure on the soldering iron move it along the seam to melt the plastic sheets. It is important that you hold the tip so that the whole surface of the tip makes contact with the paper. The right speed depends on the thickness of the plastic. Low density plastic is easier to weld than high density ...


Polyvinylchloride (PVC) and polyurethanes are the most common thermoplastics to be welded by the RF process. It is possible to RF weld other polymers including nylon, PET, EVA and some ABS resins, but special conditions are required, for example nylon and PET are weldable if preheated welding bars are used in addition to the RF power.


The plastics that are usually used for welding are all thermoplastics like Polypropylene, Polyethylene, Polyurethane, Polyvinyl Chloride, also known as PVC, and Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS). If you are going to use hot air welding to join your plastics, then you’ll get a better weld if the material is thicker than 1/16 of an inch.