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The article presents influencing factors on the joining process of molded parts that were manufactured using foam injection molding. Topics include considered that on the basis of vibration (VIB) and infrared welding (IR), the process control when welding foam injection molded parts is examined and presented in comparison to compact welding.

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The article focuses on manifold advantages like the one-sided accessibility, resolvability, no necessary pre-hole operation or no necessary joining element. It mentions relatively young group of materials of fabric-reinforced thermoplastics and organo sheet components and sheet metal improved. It also mentions characteristic values ​​for reached the mechanical tests, although the joining method without additional auxiliary joining elements.

The article offers information on the 30th Welding Colloquium, which was held by the DVS district association (BV) Hamburg, the University of Applied Sciences (HAW) and the SLV Nord on February 5, 2019 in the HAW in Hamburg, Germany. Ralf Biegert, chairman of the BV Hamburg, opened the session, while Roland Boecking, General Manager of the DVS, reviewed the economic performance of the 450,000 workers in the area of ​​joining, cutting and coating (FTB).

The article focuses on increasing demand of shift workers after the introduction of concept by auto parts manufacturer Additive Manufacturing. Topics discussed include materials used in its manufacturing, its exhibition at the Fakuma trade fair in Friedrichshafen, China and fused filament fabrication (FFF).

The article reports on Norderstedt, Germany-based Nordform Max Storch GmbH & Co. KG's high level of vertical integration that helps it to optimally adapt individually designed special molded parts or entire assemblies to the respective area of application.