Plastic Welding Kit

• Short distance from tip to grip - gets you closer to your work.
• Click to ignite.
• Cordless.
• No special training required.
• Transfers heat through contact versus hot air.
• Welding can be carried out next to heat sensitive parts eg cables, foams and textiles.
• Thin plastic parts and sheets can be welded, No uncontrolled heat transfer which means less wrinkles in parts to be welded.
• No Oxidation of parts by hot air.
• Ploblematic plastics that absorb wáter are easier to Weld, eg ABS, PC and PA plastics.
• Reininforcement grid for extra strength or where a hole needs to be filled.
  

Contents of Plastic Welding Kit

• Pro Piezo Soldering Iron
• Plastic welding tip
• Brass brush
• Allen key
• Cleaning piston
• Reinforcement grid
• 5 20cm Polyethylen (PE) welding rods
• 5 20cm Polystyrol (PS) welding rods
• 5 20cm Polypropylen (PP) welding rods
• instruction leaflet
  

Everything comes as a complete kit in a robust carry and transport case

ADVANTAGES
This new economic principle opens a wide field of applications and business opportunities. It is easy to learn and practice (without special training).It makes no noise. It is light weight.
Heat transfer through contact versus hot air:
Welding work can be made next to heat
sensitive parts (for example cables, textiles,foams).
Because the welding temperature is lower.
Thin parts and sheets can be welded. No
uncontrolled heat transfer which means less wrinkles in the parts to be welded. Using hot air the heat can’t be applied as exactly which means less problems with burning holes into parts you want to weld. No Oxidation of parts by hot air.
Oxiditised layers on welding rods and parts to be welded normally do not need to be ground away before welding work can start. This method requires only small space. Ideal method
to close small and bigger holes.
Problematic plastics that absorb water are
much easier to be welded (for example ABS,PC, PA).
Small power consumption required.
Even foamed plastics can be welded.
Repair-Method with standard tip:-
The method is described below (see Numbers in drawing):
1. The part you want to repair (weld).
2. Use welding iron to melt area around damaged area..
3. Patch on reinforcing grid (stainless).
4. Push reinforcing grid below surface.
5. Fill up with plastic to smoothen surface.
The result is a strong reinforced repair weld. The surface is closed and smoothened using the same type of plastic.
Plastic-Repair-Kit PP75