Heatfusion
Heatfusion refers to a process where two or more materials are joined together by melting them. This melting can be achieved through various methods, including the application of heat, pressure, or both. Once the materials are in a molten state, they are brought into contact, allowing them to intermix and fuse as they cool. This creates a strong, continuous bond between the original components.
Common applications of heatfusion are found in manufacturing and fabrication. For example, in the plastics industry,
Ultrasonic welding is a type of heatfusion that uses high-frequency vibrations to generate heat at the interface