This video introduces the joining of polycarbonate sheets using infrared localized heating with a halogen glass rod heater. By focusing infrared rays and applying pinpoint heating, unnecessary heat diffusion is minimized, enabling precise joining. Furthermore, since the heating is non-contact, it reduces the risk of contamination while ensuring efficient joining.
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