What's the proper use of abreviation: HF welders or RF welders? http://www.hf-welders.com
P [email protected] Jul 12, 2006 #1 What's the proper use of abreviation: HF welders or RF welders? http://www.hf-welders.com
R Rich Grise Jul 12, 2006 #2 What's the proper use of abreviation: HF welders or RF welders? http://www.hf-welders.com Click to expand... Apparently, "HF welder" means "High Frequency welder" and "RF Sealer" means "Radio Frequency sealer". The site doesn't mention a (an?) "RF Welder". Good Luck! Rich
What's the proper use of abreviation: HF welders or RF welders? http://www.hf-welders.com Click to expand... Apparently, "HF welder" means "High Frequency welder" and "RF Sealer" means "Radio Frequency sealer". The site doesn't mention a (an?) "RF Welder". Good Luck! Rich
C Chris Jones Jul 12, 2006 #3 Rich said: Apparently, "HF welder" means "High Frequency welder" and "RF Sealer" means "Radio Frequency sealer". The site doesn't mention a (an?) "RF Welder". Good Luck! Rich Click to expand... Sure it does. First word on the second line (as rendered by Firefox anyhow.) Chris
Rich said: Apparently, "HF welder" means "High Frequency welder" and "RF Sealer" means "Radio Frequency sealer". The site doesn't mention a (an?) "RF Welder". Good Luck! Rich Click to expand... Sure it does. First word on the second line (as rendered by Firefox anyhow.) Chris
B Boris Mohar Jul 13, 2006 #4 Sure it does. First word on the second line (as rendered by Firefox anyhow.) Chris Click to expand... It says "Radio Frequency Sealers"
Sure it does. First word on the second line (as rendered by Firefox anyhow.) Chris Click to expand... It says "Radio Frequency Sealers"
C Chris Jones Jul 14, 2006 #5 Boris said: It says "Radio Frequency Sealers" Click to expand... It says that also.
