This utility model relates to the field of desktop high-frequency
machine technology, and discloses a desktop high-frequency
machine for slipper production, including a
machine body. A cabinet is installed on the top of the machine body, and a low-frequency generator is fixedly installed on one side of the cabinet. A mounting base is installed inside the cabinet, and a
transistor is installed on the top of the mounting base. This desktop high-frequency machine for slipper production generates low-frequency
alternating current through the low-frequency generator. Using
electron tubes and transistors, the low-frequency
alternating current is converted into high-frequency
alternating current. The acceleration and deceleration of electrons in the
electric field form a high-frequency oscillating current, which is transmitted to a
waveguide and then released as electromagnetic
waves to the shoe mold above. The electromagnetic
waves penetrate the entire shoe mold, accelerating its shaping. The support frame directly fixes the
waveguide below the sliding frame, reducing losses during electromagnetic wave release. The sliding frame allows for easy removal and replacement of the shoe mold from inside the cabinet.