Awnings - Import export

Easy operation with our touch screen and 25 memory settings. Weld rollers are independent, controlled witch helps produce an expanded range of products and materials. Guides and accessories to weld hems, overlaps, hem with rope... Equipped with dual arms The “Table Arm” takes care of straight seams for applications like tarps, awning and tents; while the curve arm manages curves and unique shapes for applications like boats and inflatables. Inboard puller to help to feed heavy and wide material. Built with one person operation in mind. It comes with a speed of up to 15 meters per minute. Welds PVC, PE, PU and many more. Can weld acrylic with our special Extreme Seam TapeTM. Comes furnished with the new “Seam Screen.” It allows users to digitally control all welding parameters in up to eight different languages.

For the bonding of thermoplastic textiles, the Triad Wedge Welding System is ideal for your in house fabrication needs to produce tents, tarps, awnings, flags, banners, liners, covers, curtains, bags, tubes, etc. The Triad can weld PVC, PE, PP, Urethane and many other weldable, flexible membranes. It can also weld supported and non supported material in thickness of 5 to 100 oz. and is designed to be portable, versatile and user friendly. HOW DOES IT WORK? The welding of various thermoplastics occurs by a combination of wedge temperature, material speed passing over the wedge, and pressure of the pinch rollers. The material is placed between the pinch rollers and the hot wedge is inserted. Contact is made between the top and bottom of the material and a melting of the coating occurs with a certain speed of the material crossing the hot wedge surface. The pinch rollers then apply pressure to the melted coating to create the lasting bond.

For the bonding of thermoplastic textiles, the Triad Wedge Welding System is ideal for your in house fabrication needs to produce tents, tarps, awnings, flags, banners, liners, covers, curtains, bags, tubes, etc. The Triad can weld PVC, PE, PP, Urethane and many other weldable, flexible membranes. It can also weld supported and non supported material in thickness of 5 to 100 oz. and is designed to be portable, versatile and user friendly. HOW DOES IT WORK The welding of various thermoplastics occurs by a combination of wedge temperature, material speed passing over the wedge, and pressure of the pinch rollers. The material is placed between the pinch rollers and the hot wedge is inserted. Contact is made between the top and bottom of the material and a melting of the coating occurs with a certain speed of the material crossing the hot wedge surface. The pinch rollers then apply pressure to the melted coating to create the lasting bond.