Melt-Match® is known in the plastic industry to improve all the phases of the plastic welding process with servo-driven control and precision.
Check out the following video showing the difference between pneumatic vs servo ultrasonic welding with patented Melt-Match®.
Ultrasonic Welding with patented Melt-Match®
Improves confidence in total quality with a tighter standard deviation of dimensional accuracy and weld strength because Melt-Match® controls the force during the welding process:
Gives the fastest approach to the weld position while ensuring that the contact force does not exceed the programmed value
Precise force, position or power measurement used to initiate the ultrasonic welding process
Force is controlled via the velocity profile setting. Velocity profile can be set in 10 programmable steps to better control the flow of molten material
Reduce cycle time, part to part variations, defects, and get stronger welds with Melt-Match® because it controls the welding process “in motion”
Servo system allows the actuator to travel very fast to just above the part and then slow down to a programmed controlled speed prior to encountering the part (Sensing Position), which provides:
Reduces particulates Programmable 100% digital all-electric control
Allows for the system to trigger under very low forces which eliminates part deformation
Shorter cycle times while maintaining precise control of the trigger force and position on the part
Servo driven speed and precise programming of speed during the melt collapse allows:
Ultrasonic energy propagates deeper into the weld joint, creating significantly stronger bonds.
The speed of the collapse to match the melt flow of the joint
No pneumatic components to adjust
Ability to program Dynamic and Static hold while the welded parts are held for re-solidification
Provides More Meaningful Data to Users
With 100% digital all-electric control a proven process using Melt-Match® technology always produces consistent results and reliable data is collected throughout the process. Therefore, if any inconsistency is occurring in weld results the data can be easily used to analyze other factors causing the problem like:
Any variation in part design caused during the molding process
Changes in part quality caused by Hygroscopicity-moisture absorption
Changes in resin quality because of a new material supplier
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