Injectiweld Rental per week Weekly rental of Drader Injectiweld, $445 per week.

Injectiweld Rental per week Weekly rental of Drader Injectiweld, $445 per week.
Weekly rental of Drader Injectiweld, $445 per week.

Shipping not included. Welding rod not included.

The rental period does not start until you have both the welder and the welding rod in your possession. Up to 3 weeks of rental fees can be deducted from the purchase price if the customer decide to order a new Injectiweld within 4 weeks of the end of the rental period. The rental period starts the day after receipt of the shipment. If the customer wants to extend the rental period, Abbeon must be notified before the weekly rental period ends. The customer is responsible for both the delivery and return shipping costs. The equipment must be returned in good working condition, similar to the way it was received, and in the original boxes. Damage to the equipment during shipment must be reported immediately upon receipt. If the equipment is returned damaged, the customer will be responsible for repair costs.

Rental includes the 3/16" Fillet Weld Tip and Repair Tip. Additional tips must be purchased separately.

The Injectiweld requires a 120V 90-100 psi compressed air source (not included).

Rental kit includes:

• W30000 Injectiweld
• Barrel Washer
• 3/16" Fillet Weld Tip
• Repair Tip
• Tip Nut Wrench
• Tip Nut
• Scraping Blade
• Stick Scraper
• Air Filter Assembly
• Screwdriver
• Extra Fuse
• Heat Transfer Compound
• Quick Manual (not shown in photo above)
• Carrying Case (not shown in photo above)

Materials that can be welded with the Injectiweld
The following table lists materials commonly welded with the Injectiweld. While many thermoplastics are weldable with the Injectiweld, some resins have not been tested extensively and therefore do not appear on the following list. Note the weld temperatures are specific to the Injectiweld system.

Material	Description	Injectiweld Weld Temp in °C	Injectiweld Weld Temp in °F
HDPE	High Density Polyethylene	265	510
LLDPE	Linear Low Density Polyethylene	265	510
HMWPE	High Molecular Weight Polyethylene	280	536
PP	Polypropylene	280	530
ABS*	Acrylnitrile Butadiene Styrene	265	510
PS	Polystyrenes	255	490
PVDF*	Poly vinyl difouride	300	572
PA*	Polyamide 6 (nylon)	300	570
PC*	Polycarbonate	300	570
PU	Polyurethane (thermoplastic)	300	570
Santoprene	TPE Thermoplastic Elastomer	280	530
X-Linked PE*	Cross-linked PE (See Special Treatment)	300	572

Cleaning and beveling edge of repair with stick beveler	Tip preheats surface as welding bead is applied
After welding, excess is trimmed	Straight Scraper Blade finishes weld surface

Weight: 5.95 lbs
Temperature Range: 220°C to 310°C (428°F to 590°F)
Fuse Rating: 120 Volt Model = One 4 amp Fast-Blow Fuse
Fuse Rating: 240 Volt Model = Two 4 amp Fast-Blow Fuses
Power: 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 400 W or 240 VAC, 50 Hz, 400 W
Air Pressure: 4 cfm @ 100 psi., clean and filtered
Plastic Rod: 5/32" (or 4mm diameter)

Butt Weld

Conical Weld

Repair Weld

Spot Weld

Materials that cannot be welded with the Injectiweld
Thermoset plastics are not weldable because they do not melt when heat is applied to them. Examples: F.R.P. (Fiberglass), Bakelite, Epoxies, Phenolics, Melamine, etc…
PVC-U/ PVC-P – PolyVinylChloride (Rigid / Flexible). The lowest temperature setting of the Injectiweld is too high for PVC-U or PVC-P. The material will burn inside the welder’s barrel. This will release chlorine gas, which is harmful to the operator’s health and will damage the aluminum parts of the welder.
PMMA – PolyMethyl MethAcrylate. Using this material inside the Injectiweld may cause the Piston Rod to become stuck. When PMMA is sheared, it exhibits very sharp edges around the circumference of the breakage. These sharp edges may prohibit the Piston Rod from moving backwards.
PFA – PerFluoro Alkoxy The weld temperature for this material exceeds the maximum temperature setting.