Simply explained high frequency welding
High frequency welder relies on electromagnetic fields to aid in welding the materials; materials being welded experience interference from the electric fields. Conductive materials when subjected to electric current tend to get warm because of the resistance that heat generates. In high frequency welder this current that is employed is done at elevated frequencies, which are usually at radio frequency ranges and enables very quick heating in the joint area of the materials to be welded together.

High frequency welder parts and their functions
Power supply: This is the high frequency welder electric current that this component sustains for the operation of the welder.

Electrodes: These are the units that make contact with the substance to be joined using the welding equipment. The design of the high frequency welder has incorporated insulation from the body of the welder in order to maximise the current over the welding area.

Cooling system: A cooling system is needed in such machines since welding involves a lot of heat so as to ensure good working conditions and prevent breakdown of the machine.

Control system: Because of advanced controls, it is possible for the operator to input values for parameters like frequency, power, duration of the welding cycle, and other metallurgical parameters that are critical et al, thereby achieving consistency in the quality of the finished item.

High frequency welder is an excellent technique that employs the energy of electromagnetic waves in order to secure materials as strongly and reliably as possible. High frequency welder development requires for speed, accuracy, and above all, effectiveness of the created joints, and therefore ability of the welder has become a common fixture in today’s manufacturing processes. CHENGHAO to innovation and quality does not let our high frequency welders lag behind that technology and our gets an advantage of competition in their industries.