Linear vibration welding employs frictional heat at the joint interface
of two mated parts. The heat is generated by moving one part against
the other under pressure through a linear displacement in the plane of
the joint or amplitude. When a molten state is reached at the joint
interface, vibration is stopped. Clamping pressure is maintained
briefly while the molten plastic solidifies to form a bond.
Linear vibration welding employs frictional heat at the joint interface
of two mated parts. The heat is generated by moving one part against
the other under pressure through a linear displacement in the plane of
the joint or amplitude. When a molten state is reached at the joint
interface, vibration is stopped. Clamping pressure is maintained
briefly while the molten plastic solidifies to form a bond.
