Ultrasonic Welding for N95
Ultrasonic welding is the conversion of a 50/60Hz current into 15, 20, 30 or 40 KHz electrical energy through an ultrasonic generator.
The converted high-frequency electrical energy is converted through the transducer again into mechanical motion of the same frequency, which is then transmitted to the welding head through a set of lubber devices that can change the amplitude.
The welding head transfers the received vibration energy to the joint of the part to be welded, where the vibration energy is converted into heat energy by friction, melting the plastic.
Ultrasound can be used not only to weld hard thermoplastics, but also to process fabrics and films.
The main components of an ultrasonic welding system include an ultrasonic generator, a transducer welding head and flange.
Model No | JYD-2000H | JYD-2000H |
Power | MAX2600W | MAX2000W |
Power adjustment | Three power adjustable | Three power adjustable |
Frequency | 15KHz | 20KHz |
Voltage | 220V/110V±10% 50Hz/60Hz | 220V/110V±10% 50Hz/60Hz |
Max current | 10A | 8A |
Temperature | 0-40℃ | 0-40℃ |
Dimension | 400×580×145mm | 400×580×145mm |
Picture and specification as below:
15khz ultrasonic set for the N95 nonwoven fabric cover body cutting, horn size 270*25mm steel alloy
20khz ultrasonic set for the N95 nonwoven fabric cover L edges sealing, horn size is 140*40mm aluminium or 160*55mm
20khz ultrasonic set for the earloop sealing, horn size is 110*20mm steel alloy
