Honestly if it was called a meltabelt it must have had an over the top, flashy, loud, cliche-ish advertisement for it *And I'd totally watch it no questions asked*
Pretty sure those are belts for small conveyors. We got one in our canteen with the blue noodle. You put your tray on the tracks and the conveyor transports it into the kitchen to be washed.
RUclips recommended a Dutch mortar firing depth charge gun for anti-submarine hunts. No doubt this welder is an integral part of it. Now I have to add on the welder to my mortar gun order. The list just grows and grows.
this looks like it would be quite a convenient tool for binding belts together. At my shop we made something similar, consisting of a locking clamp with steel plates welded on the jaws, and holes drilled thorugh them to stack another plate on it. then we'd screw them together with the belts clamped between and use a heat gun to melt the ends and then lock the clamp in and wait to dry. the whole process only works half of the time because of misalignment. this tool is great, because it does that all so much better.
I was just waiting for him to pull on it, happens near the end of the video so I'd bet this video has really good watchtime percentage so RUclips considers it high performing.
Wow what a wonderful machine, what an amazing video........ what the hell would I use it for, why the hell did I watch it. Now standby for more RUclips vids showing you the exact same thing for the next few weeks you would think their algorithm was a bit smarter and could show you something that you have not watched before.
0:31 es werden verschiedene Profile gezeigt, und später werden entsprechende Formstücke eingespannt. Sind diese willkürliche Formen oder auch irgendwelche Produkte abgestimmt?
Die Formstücke (Spannbacken) können je nach benötigtem Profil gewechselt werden. Im Abspann sieht man einige Beispiele für unterschiedliche Profilgeometrien.
This tool is used to weld PU belt profiles. These belts are used for industrial transport and conveying applications, e.g. conveying light goods in the food industry (cheese, sausage) or in intralogistics. The tool welds very quickly and, above all, very reliably. This means that there are no long downtimes in these applications.
The RS02 is not suitable for welding mandrels. This is exclusively for belts made of polyurethane. The RSX01 was developed for mandrel splices. You can find all information about this at: www.mandrel-welder.com/
Polyurethane belt profiles are used in power transmission and conveyor technology (eg food industry or intralogistics). www.behabelt.com/en/roundbelts/ If you scroll down this page, you will see sample images of different applications.
it seemed like a lot of the playing with tools could have been automated in the machine, also feels like it was a lengthy slow process for not much of a product...
Its not a tube, but rather a rod. The whole process is the melt the two pieces together completely, from the center to the outside. This wouldn't work for tubing because of the exact issue you said.
from what i can see, no because it wouldnt generate enough heat? and also it would fill up the hollow tube with the melted plastic of itself and then the tube wont be so hollow anymore (at least for that joint)
Polyurethane belt profiles are used in power transmission and conveyor technology. With this tool you can connect them endlessly in a very short time. This optimises maintenance and downtimes.
It requires no heating time and no additional guide clamp. The precision clamping jaws prevent laterally offset weld seams. No danger of fire. The speed-controlled frictional heat guarantees 100% welding.
Thank you for your request. Please send it to the e-mail address: info@behabelt.com. Our sales department will reply to you as soon as possible. Many greetings
hey beha, i have no use for and will probably never use your product... but if by some chance i need a friction welder, you know im getting a BEHAbelt RS02 (or newer product) even if only because of the random video in my youtube feed
It has nothing to do with the products, but it has something to do with the founding times of the company. Over the 40 years of the company's history, the animal symbol has generated a lot of sympathy.
@@BEHAbelt Damn it, you ruined my joke :( Someone was going to point out ”it’s not a seal with a mustache, it’s a walrus” and I would have said ”Ah, ok, now I get it”.
@@IrocZIV Those fans are to keep the printer from overheating, not the workpiece. In the case of 3D printing, you don't want the workpiece to cool too quickly, or you'll get uneven adhesion in the next layer, and the piece will break apart.
@@BlackEpyon No, one fan is for the machine. One fan is dedicated to the work piece. That is how you are able to do bridging and overhangs so well with PLA. Some materials don't need cooling though, like ABS. So you might need a switch on a fan for this device.
A tool like this in a place like Amazon/UPS/FedEx distribution likely pays for itself the first month. Not sure what replacing an entire conveyor belt / pulley costs, but it's likely a lot less than this tool.
that was real weird audio engineering on that video. like cool they put in the sounds that you get from handling the tool, i guess thats an unique touch, but the sounds just arent right.
For that application it might be possible to design a tool that uses ultrasonic frequencies. That way the translation is kept low but the energy is maintained high enough to generate a weld. A tool like this would be expensive due to the engineering needed to optimize the piezo-crystal and horn.
so basically, your just melting one piece of rubber/plastic onto the other end of the same material and letting it cool, its legit no different than using a lighter to do the same thing but its much better at doing it but takes more steps.
Thank you for your request. Please send it to the e-mail address: info@behabelt.com. Our sales department will reply to you as soon as possible. Many greetings
Its that one runs on ac and the other runs on dc. All of the electrical parts would be different. If they did it the way you said, the battery pack would have to use a converter. The issue there is the heat generating of that device, especially with the amperage that the battery can put out. I wouldn't be surprised if it needed to be 300 to 500 watts, while a typical laptop power brick is around 100 watts. This would also make the pack fairly large, and heavy.
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I have absolutely no idea why this is in my recommended feed, nor why I'm watching it, but here we are I guess.
i think because you click on "satisfying videos"
im an engineering student and i see these comments all the time
Neither do I, but like you I watched it.
Welp, you are among friends now, I guess.
same
I do! I watched a video where guys from the hydraulic channel friction welded two hammers together. Anyway, how is your day?
I'd totally call this the meltabelt
They're german so any humor is beyond their ability.
I'd totally call it meltabelta. Catchy, huh?
Honestly if it was called a meltabelt it must have had an over the top, flashy, loud, cliche-ish advertisement for it
*And I'd totally watch it no questions asked*
Pretty sure those are belts for small conveyors. We got one in our canteen with the blue noodle. You put your tray on the tracks and the conveyor transports it into the kitchen to be washed.
don't know why i got this recommendation, but it was satisfying to watch
RUclips Algorithm says, "watch". I watch. All hail RUclips Algorithm ✊🏻
RUclips recommended a Dutch mortar firing depth charge gun for anti-submarine hunts. No doubt this welder is an integral part of it. Now I have to add on the welder to my mortar gun order. The list just grows and grows.
3:12 me joining my hot wheels tracks together to get rid of the seam
You, sir... are a GENIUS!!!
Godly!
this looks like it would be quite a convenient tool for binding belts together. At my shop we made something similar, consisting of a locking clamp with steel plates welded on the jaws, and holes drilled thorugh them to stack another plate on it. then we'd screw them together with the belts clamped between and use a heat gun to melt the ends and then lock the clamp in and wait to dry. the whole process only works half of the time because of misalignment. this tool is great, because it does that all so much better.
What lead me to watch this whole video?
I dont know anything about the usecase for that lol
Welding different belts for several machines I guess..?
The company makes conveyor belts, for industrial applications
I was just waiting for him to pull on it, happens near the end of the video so I'd bet this video has really good watchtime percentage so RUclips considers it high performing.
Show us the inside of the weld joint in the pipe please
It's not a pipe, it's a drive belt for transmitting torque from an engine to a separate shaft. It is not hollow.
@@kiledamgaardasmussen5222 thanks, I though it was tube as well.
@@kiledamgaardasmussen5222 thanks Karl 👍
@@kiledamgaardasmussen5222 though I want to inspect joint section under microscope
Tried on my fingers and i now have a 20inch middle finger lol
Wow what a wonderful machine, what an amazing video........ what the hell would I use it for, why the hell did I watch it. Now standby for more RUclips vids showing you the exact same thing for the next few weeks you would think their algorithm was a bit smarter and could show you something that you have not watched before.
So what you're saying is I can put Nibs and twizzlers back together?
Can i use this tool for hydraulic cilinders gaskets?
The machine is for welding profiles made of polyurethane. If the seals are made of this material, it would work.
I would never searched for this but its intersting...
Guess the RUclips algot´rythm knows me better then me myself.
what happens if you put two guys willllys in it
i absolutly need one of these, still have no ideas why, but i do !
0:31 es werden verschiedene Profile gezeigt, und später werden entsprechende Formstücke eingespannt. Sind diese willkürliche Formen oder auch irgendwelche Produkte abgestimmt?
Die Formstücke (Spannbacken) können je nach benötigtem Profil gewechselt werden. Im Abspann sieht man einige Beispiele für unterschiedliche Profilgeometrien.
The great god of YT's recommendation algorithm has yet again brought people together who know j@cksh!t about what's going on.
What does it look like inside when there is such material on the outside?
If i ever need to buy a friction welder ill call you guys up haha. The more you know.
Does it work on pex tubing???
friction between husband wife is hence good as it bonds the relationship :)
What is an actual use for this tool im genuinely curious.
This tool is used to weld PU belt profiles. These belts are used for industrial transport and conveying applications, e.g. conveying light goods in the food industry (cheese, sausage) or in intralogistics.
The tool welds very quickly and, above all, very reliably. This means that there are no long downtimes in these applications.
Please help us showing the welding of 1” pp mandrel we are facing lot of problems while joining them
Some times the jaw holder also gets broken
The RS02 is not suitable for welding mandrels. This is exclusively for belts made of polyurethane.
The RSX01 was developed for mandrel splices. You can find all information about this at: www.mandrel-welder.com/
can it weld some kind of metal?
It is only suitable for welding profiles made of polyurethane.
can i make realy long hotwheels tracks?
Does it clog the interior?
I cant be the only one who thought the tool was going to smash them together like a high five lol random algorithm though
Random feed, but ok.
Now I'm wondering if I can get something like this to splice 3d printer filament.
if thats what the outside looks like, whats the inside look like?
Solid, as is the material you start with.
Would be no good if it was hollow.
It would be interesting how it looks like inside(!) the blue tube... Is the hole (air outlet) inside enough wide?
Solution seems fiddly to me, but I am no seasoned friction welder...
that's amazing but what do ya do with it?
how come bunnies dont get welded together doing that rapid fast friction?
Well, the male bunny has an automatic liquid coolant/lubricant dispenser that kicks in right in the heat of the moment...
Why theres no pricing list on the website?
do they have anything that could weld metal same way? if so i would be interested
That is unbelievably cool. Any shape or size you need .
Ok what about the mess inside the tubing
And no kidding that would completely destroy any flow throughput
@@smdpickett ypu know there has to be a weld GLOB inside
What do you mean, that's a belt and not a tube.
@@u1zha was this ment for me about tubing 🤔
@@u1zha oh you're totally right
What sort of material are we looking at, and for what is the finished product used? thanks
Polyurethane belt profiles are used in power transmission and conveyor technology (eg food industry or intralogistics).
www.behabelt.com/en/roundbelts/
If you scroll down this page, you will see sample images of different applications.
@@BEHAbelt thanks.
But can it run Crysis???
No, but it can weld two cryses together.
The "music" is more annoying than the sound of the tool itself. What is the restriction inside a piece of 1/2 pipe?
it seemed like a lot of the playing with tools could have been automated in the machine, also feels like it was a lengthy slow process for not much of a product...
And that huge burr is also inside the tube?
Its not a tube, but rather a rod. The whole process is the melt the two pieces together completely, from the center to the outside. This wouldn't work for tubing because of the exact issue you said.
Yup interior also has a burr
WHAT is it they are welding? An O-ring? A hula-hoop?
a drive belt
Where can get the machines in india.
You can buy from us directly or we can tell you a local dealer. Please send your request to our sales department: info@behabelt.com
This is for making custom length or replacement belts on the fly in case the masses don't get it.
Can it be used to weld hollow tubes?
from what i can see, no because it wouldnt generate enough heat? and also it would fill up the hollow tube with the melted plastic of itself and then the tube wont be so hollow anymore (at least for that joint)
best thing I've wachted today
please tell me what i need this for , seriously, I want one but need a reason
Polyurethane belt profiles are used in power transmission and conveyor technology. With this tool you can connect them endlessly in a very short time. This optimises maintenance and downtimes.
*only compatible with their line of friction weldable materials
It is generally suitable for profiles made of polyurethane.
@@BEHAbelt Do the attachments come in the hotwheels racetrack shape?
Now i can weld back my broken hot wheels track with this machine!!
it wont fuse hollow things and maintain the hollow.
This is for Belts not tube. So Stupid remark.
Such a cool invention
Nice. I thought rotation of one side is required. Vibration does the job. Excellent.
Hello, what is the price in US dollars for this machine?
Hello, please send your request to BEHAbelt USA, E-Mail: usa@behabelt.com. Thank you.
why is this better than heat welding?
It requires no heating time and no additional guide clamp. The precision clamping jaws prevent laterally offset weld seams. No danger of fire. The speed-controlled frictional heat guarantees 100% welding.
What is price for this machine??
Thank you for your request. Please send it to the e-mail address: info@behabelt.com. Our sales department will reply to you as soon as possible. Many greetings
Fiber optical welding with this may be the future on low end and short cables.
Hello mr. How much is the price in US dollars?
Thanks for your request. Please send your official inquiry including your full contact details to the following e-mail-address: usa@behabelt.com
Lol, I hate these opaque pricings.. no thanks
@@BEHAbelt Bro this is your time to shine. The algo has blessed you with its favour.
@@Jinguapingi i always think its super overpriced when they dont say the price.
@@BEHAbelt Translation: If price matters to you, then you can't afford it.
Can't you do basically the same thing with a lighter?
probably changing material properties and introducing impurities, which might become an issue in chemical or food industry.
Wow!
The music did the trick!
If this thing worked on pex it would be a revolution!
Weirdly satisfying, thank you youtube algorithm.
youtube wants more workers for the factory maintenance xD.
great, now i need to get myself one of these
use that everyday for a nice case of RSI
for o rings / seals? I don't get it
Yes, to make belt profiles endless. The application is in power transmission and conveyor technology. e.g. food or intralogistics.
hey beha, i have no use for and will probably never use your product... but if by some chance i need a friction welder, you know im getting a BEHAbelt RS02 (or newer product) even if only because of the random video in my youtube feed
I’m confused, where did the seal come from and why does he have a mustache?
It has nothing to do with the products, but it has something to do with the founding times of the company. Over the 40 years of the company's history, the animal symbol has generated a lot of sympathy.
@@BEHAbelt Damn it, you ruined my joke :( Someone was going to point out ”it’s not a seal with a mustache, it’s a walrus” and I would have said ”Ah, ok, now I get it”.
@@beaconofwierd1883 Many apologies for this :-)
Why not have a fan, and decrease the cool time?
Probably so that it cools evenly.
@@BlackEpyon Maybe. 3D printers have cooling fans though.
@@IrocZIV Those fans are to keep the printer from overheating, not the workpiece. In the case of 3D printing, you don't want the workpiece to cool too quickly, or you'll get uneven adhesion in the next layer, and the piece will break apart.
@@BlackEpyon No, one fan is for the machine. One fan is dedicated to the work piece. That is how you are able to do bridging and overhangs so well with PLA. Some materials don't need cooling though, like ABS. So you might need a switch on a fan for this device.
@@IrocZIV I didn't think about the material type.
Will it work with copper? I feel like being able to friction weld copper or aluminum cables in this way would be nice.
It is only suitable for welding profiles made of polyurethane.
@@BEHAbelt
Thank you for letting me know.
Sar yah machine ka saman milega kya aapke pass
A tool like this in a place like Amazon/UPS/FedEx distribution likely pays for itself the first month. Not sure what replacing an entire conveyor belt / pulley costs, but it's likely a lot less than this tool.
somehow i think i need this in my life..
Col tempo impiegato per montare l'attrezzo fare sta saldatura e farla raffreddare , montavi 1000000000000000000000 di raccordi !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quarantine really has me watching anything at this point!🤷🏾♂️
How 'bout a lighter?
The audio in this video sounds fake, maybe it was done with foley
Why is the trigger on the opposite of the screws to tighten? a bit inconvinient.
The whole design seems bad.
@@jonasthemovie Indeed the whole design seems bad.
They don't want your fingers next to the vibrating screws.
But can it do HotWheels tracks?
sure.
seriously youtube, this is what you recommend everyone to watch?
This video. Wont stop showing for me
make this work on metal bandsaw blades and ill take one!
Brazing
RUclips thought I needed to see this. Maybe it was right.
And yet they did not make a tool for cleaning up the round belt..........
Never mind tubes I'd teast the missis
Neet
A hand held friction welder instead of those bulky ones.
Using heat is much cheaper don’t you thinking.
I guess the obnoxious music was cheaper than having a robo-voice dictate what was being done.
you can totally use that for hotwheel tracks
Why?
that was real weird audio engineering on that video.
like cool they put in the sounds that you get from handling the tool, i guess thats an unique touch, but the sounds just arent right.
the most useful case I can make for this is for small waterline welding. But you couldnt weld pipe because the material would build up on the inside.
It's not pipe. It's a solid piece that is used as a belt to transmit power between two (or more) pulleys.
For that application it might be possible to design a tool that uses ultrasonic frequencies. That way the translation is kept low but the energy is maintained high enough to generate a weld. A tool like this would be expensive due to the engineering needed to optimize the piezo-crystal and horn.
so basically, your just melting one piece of rubber/plastic onto the other end of the same material and letting it cool, its legit no different than using a lighter to do the same thing but its much better at doing it but takes more steps.
Ever used a lighter without polluting the weld with soot? ;)
0:58 ooooh so satisfying
Awesome, you could make a giant Hot Wheels racetrack without those plastic connectors that you always lose.
We glue it. takes about 15 seconds and costs 0.1 cents
PLEASE GIVE ME PRICE................
Thank you for your request. Please send it to the e-mail address: info@behabelt.com. Our sales department will reply to you as soon as possible. Many greetings
... wasted oportunity, make an cord adaptater "battery" pack that way you manufacture ONE verssion but ship 2
Like for reall though. It pisses me off to no end that this isnt a product for every dewalt/milwakee/whatever power tool
Its that one runs on ac and the other runs on dc. All of the electrical parts would be different. If they did it the way you said, the battery pack would have to use a converter. The issue there is the heat generating of that device, especially with the amperage that the battery can put out. I wouldn't be surprised if it needed to be 300 to 500 watts, while a typical laptop power brick is around 100 watts. This would also make the pack fairly large, and heavy.