This video introduces non-contact plastic welding of PVC using infrared localized heating with a halogen glass rod heater. By focusing infrared rays and applying pinpoint heating, it is possible to minimize the thermal impact on surrounding areas while achieving precise welding.
Furthermore, since the heating is non-contact, it reduces the risk of contamination and enables clean, high-quality processing.
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