What is Vibration Welding?
Vibration plastic welding is an energy-efficient technology that optimizes productivity on assembly lines. It is ideal for joining large plastic parts, intricate areas, multi-plane objects and curved surfaces of varying shapes, and is a common technology in automotive, appliance production and other industries. The new Clean Vibration Technology (CVT) from Emerson’s Branson creates cleaner welds with less flash and particulate than ever before.
How Does Vibration Welding Work?
Plastic Vibration Welding
Vibration Welding is a joining solution that is capable of welding together complex, irregularly shaped or large parts. Vibration welding uses heat energy generated when one part is held stationary while the other part is moved in a linear, back-and-forth motion. The heat generated initiates a controllable meltdown at the interface of the parts. Vibration welding requires that the part interface accommodate the relative motion inherent in the process.
