Dukane Welding Machine FAQ
Made in the USA
EAC in North Wales, PA represents Dukane plastic welding in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. Call (215) 855-8777 or email sales@eac-co.com.
Getting consistent welds
Why do our welds vary from part to part?
Usually because the welder controls energy and position loosely, so small changes in the parts show up in the weld. A servo press welds to a controlled position and velocity, which removes most of that variation.
Which welding machine makes a hermetic seal?
Several can, including servo ultrasonic, spin, laser, vibration and hot plate, depending on the part. What makes the seal repeatable is precise control of energy, position and force.
Can Dukane machines record weld data for validation?
Yes. Servo welders record the data for each weld, which supports validated processes such as medical device manufacturing.
Do Dukane servo presses need compressed air?
No. They're driven by a servo motor rather than an air cylinder, which suits cleanrooms.
Buying and support
Can Dukane weld our parts before we buy?
Yes. EAC arranges sample welding so the method is proven on your parts first.
Should welded parts be leak tested?
For sealed assemblies, yes. EAC represents both Dukane and LeakMaster.
Who is the Dukane rep for Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia?
EAC (Engineered Automation Components), North Wales, PA.