Hello everyone and I wanted to ask if anyone has a plastic welding table, this is the table that describes the types of plastics - ABS, PP, PE etc. And there is a setting of the thickness of the plastic for a given material, temperature and welding speed. If someone had, for example, in the...

You mean tables of plastic welding temperatures and air flow. I have something like that, but I will post it only on Tuesday.

Oki, I'll wait until Tuesday. Thank you very much. Regards

Thanks a lot. I just wanted to make sure that these boxes under the potentiometer position are the settings for the air flow of the welder, e.g. in the table - normal (31A)

Yes, only for the nozzle of the correct cross-section. Just do not treat this table as a bible, these values work at 20 ° C. i adds to the value ? tem. around 10-15 ° and the air discharge depends mainly on the thickness and position of the welding.

Is it acceptable to combine PP-T10 with PP-T20, i.e. different PP developments? It is known that you can buy both, there is no problem with it, but from what I read the final numbers mean the% content of talc in the PP alloy. Overall, talc will have an impact on how the two different PPs come together?

Plastic Welding Table: Comparing ABS, PP, PE Material Settings, Thickness, Temperature and Speed

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Hello everyone and I wanted to ask if anyone has a plastic welding table, this is the table that describes the types of plastics - ABS, PP, PE etc. And there is a setting of the thickness of the plastic for a given material, temperature and welding speed.

If someone had, for example, in the manual, please insert.

Regards
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You mean tables of plastic welding temperatures and air flow. I have something like that, but I will post it only on Tuesday.
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manta wrote:
You mean tables of plastic welding temperatures and air flow. I have something like that, but I will post it only on Tuesday.

Oki, I'll wait until Tuesday. Thank you very much.
Regards
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Plastic welding table.
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Plastic welding table.

Thanks a lot. I just wanted to make sure that these boxes under the potentiometer position are the settings for the air flow of the welder, e.g. in the table - normal (31A)
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Yes, only for the nozzle of the correct cross-section. Just do not treat this table as a bible, these values work at 20 ° C. i adds to the value ? tem. around 10-15 ° and the air discharge depends mainly on the thickness and position of the welding.
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Is it acceptable to combine PP-T10 with PP-T20, i.e. different PP developments? It is known that you can buy both, there is no problem with it, but from what I read the final numbers mean the% content of talc in the PP alloy.

Overall, talc will have an impact on how the two "different" PPs come together?
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The discussion revolves around the settings for a plastic welding table, specifically focusing on materials such as ABS, PP, and PE. Users are seeking information on the appropriate thickness, temperature, and welding speed for these plastics. One participant mentions having a table of plastic welding temperatures and airflow settings, promising to share it later. Another user shares a link to a plastic welding table image and seeks clarification on the airflow settings related to the welder's potentiometer. Additional insights highlight that the provided values are applicable at 20 °C and may require adjustments based on temperature and material thickness. A question arises regarding the compatibility of different PP grades (PP-T10 and PP-T20) and the impact of talc content on their fusion.
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