Practical sheet | REF: FIC1279 V1

Linear friction or vibration welding

Author: Delphine Mathilde COSME

Publication date: March 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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    8. Mistakes to avoid

    8.1 Don't neglect the design

    Vibration welding is preferable for large parts, and preferably for semi-crystalline thermoplastics (such as PA), whether filled or not.

    Right from the design stage, think :

    • wall thicknesses: too thin and vibrations dissipate into the room;

    • vertical joint planes: the weld will always be much weaker, if not impossible to achieve;

    • fillers: glass fibers and talc can sometimes reach 30%; above this percentage, weld strength drops by 50%, leaving visible traces at the joint (a white color for talc and filaments for glass fibers).

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