Frequently Asked Questions about Radio Frequency Welding:

How do I know that RFWelding is the right process for my project? 

RF Welding is used to bond materials such as: PVC (polyvinyl chloride), polyethylene, foam, polymer films, laminated cloth, nylon and more. An RF welded bond allows the material to be cut and reshaped into any type of product. The seal is strong and provides an air tight,   waterproof seal.

How long does RF Welding last?                                                                              
RF Welding maintains its bond in the same way the original material lasts in any situation. It will not leak or break apart anymore than the original material would in its environment. An RF bond is actually stronger and can hold up longer than the original material.

Can you work with me on developing a new RFW product?                                    
AmCraft has a design and engineering staff that can answer your questions and provide services to start a project from scratch. With a simple drawing, we can layout and create technical drawings to match your project. We work with you to develop a prototype that is finalized to begin manufacturing. We’ll help solve potential pitfalls and provide solutions that will work as you move forward to a mass production environment.

Can I get a non-disclosure agreement from AmCraft?                                      
Yes, we will work with you in a non-disclosure agreement to make sure that your project is protected from competitors. After signing a non-disclosure agreement, we work with you through design, material selection and cost ratios. We will also work out logistical support if needed, and coordinate any testing needed to address compliance issues.

Can you offer fulfillment and shipping services to multiple locations?   
Yes, we can develop a plan to be your distribution source.

Why choose Amcraft for my project?                                                     
 Amcraft has extensive experience and is considered a ‘job shop’. We work ‘hands on’ with you. You’ll have access to in-house project engineers, product managers, an experienced workforce and     machine capabilities for prototype to final product. 

What do I need to get started?                                                                 
 Call us to set an appointment to see our shop. We can work with you one-on-one, or in a virtual environment to discuss what you will need to begin the process of custom manufacturing.