Ultrasonic quilting machine uses ultrasonic technology to complete needleless and wireless quilting operations. It is suitable for the bonding and embossing of various chemical fiber fabrics, non-woven fabrics, sprayed cotton, artificial leather and other fabrics.

Acoustic frequencies between 16 kHz and 1 GHz are referred to as ultrasound; in industrial settings we call it “ultrasonics”. To clarify: people are able to hear frequencies between 16 Hz and 20 kHz; i.e. the lower frequencies of industrial ultrasonics are audible, especially if secondary frequencies are generated. And what is more, ultrasonics is palpable when touching the weld tool. For ultrasonic welding, the frequency range is between 20 kHz and 70 kHz. Additional fields of application: Imaging ultrasound in the field of medical diagnostics ranges between 1 and 40 MHz. It is not audible or palpable. In the field of industrial material testing, ultrasonics is used at frequencies from 0.25 to 10 MHz.

High-Intensity Ultrasound Equipment For Crude Oil Desulfurization

Radio frequency identification (RFID) inlays are manufactured throughout the world for many purposes: biometric passports, the contactless smart card market (e-ID, electronic healthcare cards, payment cards, public transportation), and for dual interface applications.

20khz ultrasonic food cutting machine is used on automatic machinery, and consists of ultrasonic transducer, outer casing, horn, titanium alloy knife and CNC drive power.

The advantage of the ultrasonic digital generator is that it can automatically track the frequency, easy to operate, and passively transmit signals.

The transducer is the core component of the ultrasonic welding equipment. We can provide professional manufacturers with Branson-type transducers replacement, which are perfectly matched to the existing machines.

Our ultrasonic cutters can smoothly cut difficult-to-cut materials. They are small in size and do not require large installation areas. Special equipment is not required for the installation. They are small enough to be hand-held for many operations. They can also be attached to automated machinery arms. Although they may not be familiar to you, they play an active role in the manufacturing processes of various industrial products which we use daily.