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Ultrasonic welding

Welding force is applied mechanically. As a rule, the direction of force and vibration is parallel to the joint surface.

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Your benefits

Extremely short process times, thanks to electrical vibrations in the ultrasonic range
Clocked or continuous welding is possible
Separate areas, numerous welding and riveting connections, and various joining directions can be welded in parallel; individual parameter setting and monitoring is possible
Welding can be distance-, energy- or time-dependent
Reproducible good weld results when welding and riveting
Large selection of thermoplasts can be welded

Applications

Automotive industry / home appliance and white goods industry / sanitation and installation technology / electrical engineering / electronics / toy industry / woven and non-woven textiles / sports and outdoor industry

Variants

Modularly designed standard and special equipment, tailored to customer requirements
Generators in the 20 and 35KHz range, outputs of 1000–3000 W
Standardized feed units for multi-head applications
Robot-guided units with docking concepts for flexible designs
Single, multiple, or plane sonotrodes made from aluminum, titanium or tempered steel, with ID system for reproducibility