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

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  • #1
    sharesnake
    Level 10  
    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
  • #2
    manta
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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.
  • #3
    sharesnake
    Level 10  
    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
  • #4
    manta
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    Plastic welding table. Plastic Welding Table: Comparing ABS, PP, PE Material Settings, Thickness, Temperature and Speed
  • #5
    sharesnake
    Level 10  
    manta wrote:
    Plastic welding table. Plastic Welding Table: Comparing ABS, PP, PE Material Settings, Thickness, Temperature and Speed



    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)
  • #6
    manta
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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.
  • #7
    lukasb4
    Level 12  
    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?