How Does RF Welding Work? - RFlex I Miller Weldmaster

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You’ve probably heard of radio frequency welding, but what is it exactly? To give you a better understanding of what this process is and what it entails, we’ve put together this brief animation.
The RFlex is a stationary radio frequency machine that was designed with an emphasis on versatility, performance and quality with safety at the forefront.
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@BeatVids 3 года назад

Thank you guys, just found out about this technology, and was one of the first links available. Saw that it was less than two minutes, so I assumed it was short and to the point. I assumed correctly, thanks for the fantastic video!

@millerweldmaster 3 года назад

Awesome! Let us know if you have any more questions!

@union310 4 месяца назад

Worked on many a Radyne in the 80's

@ffstructures 8 месяцев назад

is there any hf / rf impact on machine operator's health? I'd like to read all about if any source available. thx!

@millerweldmaster 8 месяцев назад

We do not have information. However, the RF/HF welding machines are very safe thanks to a grounding foot on the machine that is there to re-circulate the waves back into the machine. If you have any questions, please contact our sales team at sales@weldmaster.com

@yeongbongmok8098 Год назад

Thank you. Can polymers like Polypropylenes not be welded by this machine?

@mrbmp09 11 месяцев назад

No, polypropylene requires an entirely different frequency such as ultrasonic.

@kikikikiki489 3 года назад

Is the working principle of this machine similar to that of a spot welding machine?

@millerweldmaster 3 года назад

Possibly? They are both used to fuse two materials together. The two biggest differences are: 1. Materials they fuse. RF is used to fuse plastics together while spot welding fuses metals. 2. RF uses energy created by radio frequency waves while spot welding uses electrical current. Hope that answers your question!

@kikikikiki489 3 года назад

@@millerweldmaster emmm ok i'm starting to understand the difference, does this machine use a magnetron to generate rf waves?

@millerweldmaster 3 года назад

@@kikikikiki489 Magnetron is only in the microwave. We use Triodes - electron tubes

@kikikikiki489 3 года назад

@@millerweldmaster why not use a magnetron? Isn't the working principle the same as the triode vacuum tube? Is it because the output frequency classification is too high, sir?

@kikikikiki489 3 года назад

@@millerweldmaster Ahahaha, sorry I ask too many questions, I am very interested in your machine I want to understand it better before deciding to buy it, I will be very grateful if you can help me understand this machine

@anauat1 Год назад

good

@mohammadmehdi5980 10 месяцев назад

Can you help me assemble the generator?

@millerweldmaster 10 месяцев назад

Contact service@weldmaster.com and we'll get back with you on your question. Thank you!

@BobTheBuilder294 Год назад

I heard the term "radio frequency welding" as a buzz word and was just making sure it was a real thing.

@dianeshreen3586 3 года назад

are you the factory?

@millerweldmaster 3 года назад

We partnered with Zemat (www.zemat.com/en) to bring RF welding solutions to North America. Outside of North America, you can contact Zemat with all of your RF needs!