The acquaintance HF Welding has two shortcomings
High Frequency Welding Machine , disconnected into two types, consecration Welding and acquaintance welding:
1. What is the consecration welding, consecration Welding is one or added turns of the consecration allurement in the anchored animate pipe, multi-turn aftereffect is bigger than a individual turn, but the multi-turn consecration braid accumulation and accession added difficult. Consecration braid and the apparent of animate aqueduct apparent agreement is top efficiency, but acceptable to could could cause the consecration braid and the acquittal amid the tube, the accepted consecration tube to accumulate the apparent of the aqueduct 5 ~ 8 mm gap is appropriate. Consecration welding, the consecration braid is not in acquaintance with the animate plate, so there is no wear, the induced accepted is added abiding to ensure the adherence of the welding, Welding the apparent above of steel, bond formation, such as API accumulation Precision tube, basically in the anatomy of consecration welding.
2. What is the acquaintance welding, acquaintance Welding is a brace of chestnut electrodes and anchored animate aqueduct on both abandon of the contact, the induced accepted assimilation is good, high-frequency accepted of the two furnishings of absolute acquaintance with the chestnut electrode and get the best use of animate , So the acquaintance Welding of top ability and low ability consumption, accelerated low-precision aqueduct accumulation is broadly acclimated in the accumulation of decidedly blubbery animate aqueduct about aswell charge to use acquaintance welding.
But the acquaintance HF Welding has two shortcomings: First, the chestnut electrode acquaintance with the animate plate, abrasion quickly; the additional is due to the apathy of the animate apparent and the bend of the bluntness of the appulse of poor acquaintance accepted Welding stability, centralized and alien bond brier college , In the Welding of high-precision and thin-walled tube is about not used.