VAS - Value Added Solutions

VAS - is specializing in complex, burr-free, high-precision turning, milling, and processing of high-performance engineering thermoplastics.

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Customers should feel free to request quality information VAS is a supplier of scientific instrumentation and medical devices

Machined-in stress is created by:

Using dull or improperly designed tooling.

Excessive heat - generated from inappropriate speeds and feed rates.

Machining away large volumes of material -usually from one side of the stock shape.

To reduce the potential for machined-in stress, contact VAS ( support@vasintegrated.com). Recognize that guidelines change as the material type changes.

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Heat Treatments

VAS applies its proprietary annealing processes to materials that can Benefit from stress relieving. We consistently monitor our annealing ovens To ensure calibration and cycle repeatability which assures our customers that Their components will have dimensionally stable and parts with minimal stress.

PLASTIC BONDING

Transmissive Bonding

VAS is the most knowledgeable provider when it comes to bonding plastics using various light energy sources. As new technologies emerge, VAS has been on the forefront of bringing in new bonding technologies into Its tool box.

As new technologies emerge, VAS Integrated has incorporated these new technologies into their line-up.

With so many diverse applications, we found it necessary to address our customers needs with many different bonding processes.

Using our Transmissive Bonding technology brings solutions to our customers that our competitors Are not able to offer:

Add this onto the existing list of advantages:

Ability to bond the more ‘exotic’ plastics (fluoropolymers, PSU, PEI)

Ability to bond dissimilar materials to each other

Ability to bond less expensive chemically inert materials (polypropylene)

Transmissive Bonding Solutions

Contour Welding

In contour method, a laser is guided along a predetermined bond pattern. The material only melts on the path that the laser is directed. Relative motion is achieved by moving the laser source, the part or a combination of both

Mask Method

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Radial Method

A unique bonding method for cylindrical/turned components.

For more information contact

Chris Parzych at 860-748-4058
Or e-mail us at: support@vasintegrated.com

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