This video introduces a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) tube joining method using localized heating with a halogen glass rod heater. By focusing infrared radiation to achieve pinpoint heating, efficient heating and joining can be accomplished.
With appropriate temperature control and heating condition adjustments, the tube can be joined while maintaining its quality. This is an example of a heating technology expected to be utilized in industrial applications and manufacturing processes.
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