Mirror welding

Mirror welding, also known as hot plate welding or butt welding, is a process primarily used to join thermoplastic parts. In mirror welding, two thermoplastic parts are heated by pressing them against a heated tool, sometimes referred to as a “mirror” due to its polished appearance. Once the touching surfaces are sufficiently melted, the heated tool is removed, and the parts are pressed together, allowing them to fuse as they cool.

Mirror weld crates are commonly used in industries such as automotive (for joining large parts like bumpers or headlights), piping systems (to weld pipes and fittings), among others.

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