Forward Technology Industries Inc.
About Forward Technology Industries Inc.
In Precision Cleaning, Forward and Crest Ultrasonics have joined forces to provide the industry with the most effective, cost-efficient equipment on the market. Together, Crest and Forward have developed highly automated systems for contamination removal from production parts using aqueous and solvent technologies. We offer a comprehensive line of cleaning systems using aqueous, solvent, and high pressure spray technologies.
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Products by Forward Technology Industries Inc.
By Forward Technology Industries Inc.
Hot Plate welding is widely used for the most challenging materials and large part assembly with high strength and hermetic requirements. During the hot plate welding, both part halves are held rigidly in position against/near a thermally heated platen to melt the joining surfaces. The materials... Read more »
By Forward Technology Industries Inc.
Infrared welding is a relatively new welding technique used for the many challenging materials and large part assembly with high strength and hermetic requirements. During the Infrared welding, both part halves are held rigidly in position near an infrared emitting platen to melt the joining... Read more »
By Forward Technology Industries Inc.
Ultrasonic welding remains one of the fastest techniques for welding smaller thermoplastic parts. In ultrasonic welding, one part is held stationary in a holding fixture while the other part is vibrated acoustically against it under pressure, creating frictional heat at their joining surfaces.... Read more »
