Plastic Assembly Systems launches HeatStaking.com Website

April 2, 2008 - PRLog -- Bethany, CT  – When top thermoplastics engineers need solutions for their toughest plastics-welding projects, whether they’re just up the road, or clear across the Atlantic, they turn to the can-do heat staking specialists. They know they can count on Connecticut-based Plastic Assembly Systems for the reliable, responsive service they need to keep their businesses up and running.

“I was told by other ultrasonic companies that my application was not feasible,” recalled Paul Barkell of Beckton Dickinson in Plymouth, England. But, he said, Plastic Assembly Systems stepped in and proved those other companies wrong.

“It was achievable with a little time and personal attention,” Barkell added. “Things are moving along well with positive results, thanks to PAS.”

Of course, not all of Plastic Assembly Systems’ clients are so far flung. Steve Victor of Plastic Design, Inc., in nearby Middletown, Conn., said he needed assistance on a major project for one of their biggest accounts – and the vendor who’d built the complicated assembly and decorating system they needed to use was unavailable. So he got on the phone and called PAS.

“They came in the same day.  They worked with my staff to set up, troubleshoot and debug their competitor’s system at no charge to my company,” Victor said. “That’s what I call service above and beyond the call of duty.”

And now Plastic Assembly Systems is just a click away, with their attractive, user-friendly Web site, http://www.HeatStaking.com. Their easy-to-navigate pages feature convenient “contact request” information on every page, so the plastics-welding experts are now easier to reach than ever.

The site’s technical-design information offers solutions to every thermoplastic-assembly need. It describes various types of joint assemblies and discusses the requirements for carrying out each, with helpful before-and-after diagrams.

One page at the Heatstaking.com Web site lists upcoming events of particular interest to those working within the thermoplastics industry: conferences, symposia and trade shows.

The site even has pages dedicated to sales of new and used equipment for ultrasonic welding applications. With convenient purchase and lease options available, Plastic Assembly Systems makes it easier than ever to afford the state-of-the-art equipment you need to keep your business humming. And if getting that equipment installed on a tight schedule is an issue, PAS can handle that, too, as Mike Kenyon of Mack Molding Company.

“My back was against the wall,” said the Cavendish, Vt. manufacturing engineer. “I had a project deadline to meet and a custom automation system that needed an additional ultrasonic welding head – and I needed it in a hurry. PAS came through in a record-breaking time, with personal service, immediate attention to my needs, and excellent technical support.”

To discuss your current or future equipment needs with a specialist in ultrasonic welding, spin welding or heat staking – or any other thermoplastic assembly process, contact Plastic Assembly Systems online at http://www.heatstaking.com. Heatstaking – remember, it’s not who they are, it’s what they do.

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About Plastic Assembly Systems: Plastic Assembly Systems is a Connecticut-based provider of thermal assembly machinery to the thermoplastics industry. For further information about Plastic Assembly Systems, call 203-393-0639; or visit them online at http://www.heatstaking.com.

Website: www.heatstaking.com