RF Welding

Fuel Bladder vs Hard Tank for Your Next Product Design

Fuel bladder v hard tank – this is a common topic vehicle engineers have debated for years when deciding how to store the fuel supply of their designs. Fuel bladders are created with industrial sewing technology and are key to smooth operations for many applications. It’s not just your car or lawnmower that needs gas […]

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How Does a Fuel Bladder Tank Work?

A fuel bladder tank is a type of membrane that is used to hold hazardous liquids of all kinds, but especially fuel. These membranes are typically made of two layers of thermoplastic material. The membrane is made using a thermal-plastic welding process. The bladder functions as a separator in the tank, preventing leaks and spills […]

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The Complete Guide to Marine Fuel Bladders for Boats

What is a Marine Fuel Bladder? The fuel tank is one of the most important parts of any device (usually a vehicle) that uses liquid fuel. It is where the gas is stored before it gets burned in an engine. We think of fuel tanks as metal structures, but this is not always the case. […]

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RF Welding vs Ultrasonic Welding: Key Differences Explained

Did you know that choosing the wrong welding technique can risk your project and lead to expensive rework? There are various welding technologies and methods to choose from. Some are better suited for specific applications than others. Opting for the wrong one might limit the durability and performance of your final product. This could lead […]

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How Are Air Bladders Made?

Inflatable air bladders’ functions are primarily for industrial, medical, and marine industries. In the medical field, air bladders are used to treat broken limbs and transport patients. You might also see them used as seat cushions in aircraft. For marine applications, they are often used as a flotation device with an inflatable raft or a […]

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What is Heat Sealing and How is It Used?

Heat sealing, also called heat welding, is a method of fastening two pieces of fabric together with an airtight, watertight bond. The most common type of vinyl heat seal uses polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or vinyl fabric. The nature of heat-sealed welding makes it perfect for lots of different kinds of thermoplastic materials, especially thinner fabrics. […]

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Why Do You Need To Heat Seal Laminates?

The evolution of manufacturing processes has been marked by constant innovation and refinement, and heat sealing is a prime example. Tracing its roots back to the 20th century, heat sealing began as a simple method to bond thermoplastic materials together using heat. As industry needs grew more complex, the technique evolved, giving birth to radio […]

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