BS 89250:2019
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Plastics – Joining of thermoplastic moulded components – Specification for quality levels for imperfections
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2019 | 34 |
This British Standard specifies quality levels for imperfections in joints in thermoplastic moulded components due to the joining process.
This British Standard does not describe imperfections that can be generated either during service or present before joining, such as poor fit up. The correct preparation before joining is described in the relevant thermal joining process specification (TJPS), as defined in BS 89100. It is not applicable to onsite joining processes.
Three quality levels are specified in order to permit application for a wide range of joining processes set out in a) to j) below. They are designated by symbols B, C and D, where B is the most stringent. The quality levels refer to production quality and not to the fitness for purpose (see 3.4) of the manufactured product.
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ultrasonic welding;
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ultrasonic spot welding;
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infrared welding;
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hot gas convection welding;
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linear vibration welding;
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orbital vibration welding;
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spin welding;
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laser welding;
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hot plate welding; and
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heat staking: hot air; electrical, infrared and ultrasonic.
PDF Catalog
PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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4 | Foreword |
5 | 0 Introduction 1 Scope |
6 | 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions |
7 | 4 Quality levels and requirements Table 1 — Quality levels for weld imperfections |
9 | Table 2 — Quality levels for ultrasonic welding |
12 | Table 3 — Quality levels for ultrasonic spot welding |
15 | Table 4 — Quality levels for infrared welding |
18 | Table 5 — Quality levels for hot gas convection welding |
21 | Table 6 — Quality levels for linear vibration welding |
23 | Table 7 — Quality levels for orbital vibration welding |
25 | Table 8 — Quality levels for spin welding |
27 | Table 9 — Quality levels for laser welding |
29 | Table 10 — Quality levels for hot plate welding |
32 | Table 11 — Quality levels for heat staking: hot air, electrical, infrared and ultrasonic |