Areas of Expertise

 

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Thermoplastic Welding

Thermoplastic welding is a process used for joining pieces of plastic material using heat and pressure. Having the knowledge and experience with over 40 different types of plastics, structurally so products are manufactured to customer specifications using proprietary techniques for efficient production.

IR PFA Fusion

Specifically used with PFA components, Purebonding® is suitable for high-purity, high corrosive chemical handling applications where a permanent connection is required. It provides a rigid, leak-free piping system that is adaptable to other Entegris® and competitive style systems.

IR FUSION

Infrared Welding (IR) is the joining of two components (pipes, fittings, valves) that are heated to fusion temperature without contact to the heating element and joined by means of mechanical pressure using no additional materials. An extensive knowledge of the various plastic materials is required to achieve a quality result.

SOCKET FUSION

Socket Fusion is another thermoplastic fusing process where the resulting joint has equal or stronger than the mating pipe walls. The end product has comparable performance under pressure to the pipe itself. An electrical heater plate is used to raise the temperature of the pipe ends to the required fusion temperature. This contact technique is typically reserved for use in industrial applications where high-purity is not a concern.

COILING

Using our proprietary tooling, we can manufacture coils of various lengths, tubing size and diameters. From single wall to dual contained, let us be your partner to solve our coiling challenge.

MODULE / sYSTEM iNTEGRATION

Bringing value to module and system integration is at the forefront of our business model. Innovation requires patience, control and attention detail all while rapidly responding to the constant changes that are inherent to product development. Focusing on quality and manufacturability at the beginning of a project results in a more expeditious production process.

CLEANLINESS PROTOCOL

Cleanliness matters. It not only enhances the perception of a quality product, but allows customers to reduce maintenance and installation times. In the strictest of environments, a product’s lack of cleanliness could potentially have catastrophic consequences.

Manufacturing Engineering

It is not uncommon to have a great design, but having one that is cost prohibitive is often challenging. Finding a provider that has the experience to understand the form, fit and function while providing suggestions for manufacturability is something we consistently aim to achieve.