Single Head Welding Machine

A Single Head Welding Machine is a type of equipment used for welding the corners of PVC profiles in the production of windows, doors, and other similar items. The machine uses heat and pressure to fuse the profiles together, creating strong and durable joints.

The machine works by positioning the PVC profiles in the welding station. The welding head, which is heated, is lowered onto the joint area between the two profiles. The machine then applies both heat and pressure to soften the plastic, allowing the profiles to fuse together. Once the material cools, the joint is solid and ready for further processing.

Efficiency: Single head welding machines are efficient in small-to-medium-scale production setups, as they allow for quick and precise welding of corner joints.
Ease of Use: They are often easier to operate compared to multi-head machines, making them ideal for smaller workshops.
Compact Design: These machines tend to have a more compact design, making them suitable for shops with limited space.
Cost-Effective: They are generally less expensive than multi-head welding machines, making them a more budget-friendly option for businesses that don’t need high-volume production.
High-Quality Joints: The welding process is highly precise, ensuring strong and neat corner joints.