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2026-09-10

Welding the Same Part Twice: Does the Second Weld Open the First?

On parts with several joints made at several stations, vibration from the later weld reaches the joints already made. Sequence, support and frequency decide whether the earlier work survives.

A Difficult Part Arrives: The Order in Which We Judge Feasibility

Technical

2026-09-10

A Difficult Part Arrives: The Order in Which We Judge Feasibility

Material compatibility, joint feasibility, energy access, then cosmetic and validation requirements — a conclusion needs all four. The order matters: if an earlier step fails, no parameter downstream means anything.

Precision Components Inside the Cavity: Keeping the Vibration Away from Them

Technical

2026-09-10

Precision Components Inside the Cavity: Keeping the Vibration Away from Them

There is another kind of welding failure: the outside welds fine and the component inside is destroyed. The transmission path, resonance and how the component is held decide whether it survives.

Large Flat Parts That Will Not Weld in the Middle

Technical

2026-09-10

Large Flat Parts That Will Not Weld in the Middle

Parts that weld at the edge and open in the middle rarely have a parameter problem. Amplitude across a large horn is uneven and the part is least stiff at its centre, and the two effects add.

Joints on Curved Surfaces: Is the Amplitude Still Uniform After Contouring?

Technical

2026-09-10

Joints on Curved Surfaces: Is the Amplitude Still Uniform After Contouring?

Contouring the horn face changes the distance from each point to the nodal plane, and the amplitude distribution changes with it. The difficulty on curved parts is getting every point to fuse at once.

What Fraction of the Base Material: Making a Pull Test Mean Something

Technical

2026-09-10

What Fraction of the Base Material: Making a Pull Test Mean Something

On the same batch, different gripping and different loading rates give noticeably different numbers. The informative part is not the peak force but where the part broke.

Passed the Pull Test, Cracked After Months of Vibration

Technical

2026-09-10

Passed the Pull Test, Cracked After Months of Vibration

Fatigue is a crack growing from a stress concentration, a different matter from carrying a load once. Fillets, flash and residual stress at the joint are where fatigue life starts.

Failing the Drop Test: Impact Is Not Static Loading

Technical

2026-09-10

Failing the Drop Test: Impact Is Not Static Loading

Under impact the strain rate is high, materials behave in a more brittle way and plastic deformation has no time to occur. Notch sensitivity at the joint is amplified, and most drop failures show brittle fracture.

On Clear Parts the Joint Is Visible: Whitening, Haze and Witness Marks

Technical

2026-09-10

On Clear Parts the Joint Is Visible: Whitening, Haze and Witness Marks

A transparent part magnifies every process defect into a cosmetic one. Whitening is light scattered by crazes, haze is a record of melt flow and witness marks come from the horn face. Each needs a different answer.

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