Geomembrane Welder

A geomembrane welder is a device used for
joining geomembrane materials, commonly used in applications like landfill
liners, artificial lakes, and reservoirs.

To use a geomembrane welder:

Step 1: Set the temperature and speed
according to the material type and thickness.

Step 2: Position the geomembrane material
for welding, ensuring the edges align.

Step 3: Start the welding machine and begin
welding along the seams. Make sure the machine maintains a consistent speed and
pressure.

Step 4: Allow the welded area to cool
before handling the material to ensure strong bonding.

The welding parameters depend on the type
and thickness of the geomembrane used. Generally, the hot air temperature
should be set between 280°C and 420°C, pressure should be between 30-40 N/mm,
and the welding speed should range from 0.8 to 2.5 m/min. It is recommended to
refer to the manufacturer's guidelines and adjust based on the material and
environmental conditions.