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News Release from: Phasa Developments | Subject: 16-page design guide
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 February 2002
Design guide highlights plastic hot air
staking
A free 16-page design guide highlighting the capabilities and benefits of plastic hot air staking is now available on request from Harlow-based Phasa Developments.
A free 16-page design guide highlighting the capabilities and benefits of plastic hot air staking is now available on request from Harlow-based Phasa Developments Written in an easy-to-understand style, the new full-colour booklet is aimed at design engineers looking to maximise the cost-effectiveness of this versatile fastening method
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 6 Oct 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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It explains the principles and characteristics of plastic hot air staking in detail, as well as the system's ability to achieve permanent, low-cost, vibration-resistant fixings in thermoplastic components or assemblies.
The A5 booklet covers everything from simple riveted joints to design parameters for processing ribs or even large diameter annular rings.
Recommendations reflecting the latest advances in the fastening process are also backed by more than 40 colour illustrations - ensuring that the publication becomes an invaluable source of reference within the manufacturing sector.
"We are continually extending the technology's boundaries", says Phasa's Business Manager, Tony Woods.
"So, this all-new design guide will not only help to update existing users, but also bring plastic hot air staking to the attention of engineers who may not currently be aware of all its advantages".
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