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pbrankin | 13:51 Fri 03rd Sep 2004 | How it Works
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what is sonic welding ?
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Welding using a hedgehog. rofl sorry couldnt help myself! Other than that, I don't have a scooby.
13:55 Fri 03rd Sep 2004
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Just had a quick look on google, and it confirms my thoughts. It is a process of using high frequency sound to basically 'vibrate' the atoms of the two parts being welded, together.
15:07 Fri 03rd Sep 2004
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It's normally used on fabrics with a high percentage of plastics - nylon/polypropylene etc. The utrasonic head presses the layers of fabric together and vibrates them. This causes friction which heats up the fabrics causing them to melt and fuse together - thus unpickable stitches.
23:18 Sat 04th Sep 2004
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Ultrasonic welding uses high pitched sounds to bond materials together.
10:59 Wed 17th Apr 2019

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