Ultra Autosonic India

Minimum order quantity: 1 Piece

Introduction
ULTRAAUTOSONIC innovates the ultrasonic horn, a sonotrode, which is a key component in ultrasonic welding and other ultrasonic applications. It is designed to transmit ultrasonic vibrations from a transducer to a material, facilitating various processes such as welding, cutting, cleaning, and more. The horn amplifies and focuses the ultrasonic energy into the desired material area, ensuring the effective application of the ultrasonic waves.

Features 

✔ Typically made from titanium, aluminium, or steel.

✔ Common shapes include stepped, exponential, and catenoidal, each designed for specific applications.

✔ Amplitude can be adjusted by changing the horn design or through mechanical adjustments.

✔ Designed to operate at specific ultrasonic frequencies, usually between 20 kHz and 70 kHz.

Advantages

✔ Precision: Enables highly precise operations with minimal thermal distortion.

✔ Efficiency: Fast processing times and low energy consumption.

✔ Versatility: Applicable across various industries and materials.

✔ Cleanliness: Non-contact and clean process, reducing contamination

Application 

✔ Ultrasonic Welding: Joining of thermoplastics or metals by applying ultrasonic vibrations. The horn concentrates the energy at the joint, causing localized heating and melting.

✔ Cutting: Precise cutting of materials like food, textiles, and composites with minimal force, reducing wear on tools and ensuring clean edges.

Minimum order quantity: 1 Piece

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An ultrasonic transducer is a device used to convert some other type of energy into an ultrasonic vibration. The ultrasonic transducer uses the piezoelectric effect of the piezoelectric ceramic with the same resonant frequency to convert electrical energy into mechanical vibration. Ultrasonic wave is usually generated by ultrasonic generators, which are converted into mechanical vibration by the high-frequency ultrasonic transducer, and then ultrasonic waves can be generated by ultrasonic export devices and ultrasonic receiving devices

Features 

❑ Ultrasonic transducers operate at specific frequencies.

❑ The range of frequencies over which the transducer can operate effectively.

❑ The maximum power that the transducer can handle without damage.

❑ The materials used in constructing the transducer can affect its performance and durability.

❑ The transducer's impedance should be matched to the electrical circuit it's connected to for optimal energy transfer and efficiency.

Advantages

❑ Precision Measurement : Ultrasonic transducers are used for precise distance and thickness measurements in applications such as level sensing, object detection, and industrial process control.

❑ Real-time Imaging : In medical and industrial applications, ultrasonic transducers provide real-time imaging capabilities, allowing practitioners and operators to observe dynamic processes as they occur. This real-time feedback is invaluable for guiding procedures, assessing changes, and making immediate adjustments.

❑ Sensitivity and Resolution : Ultrasonic transducers offer high sensitivity and resolution, making them suitable for detecting small features or changes in materials. This makes them valuable for applications requiring detailed imaging or detection of subtle variations, such as flaw detection in materials or small-scale measurements in scientific research.

Application 

❑ Medical Imaging : Ultrasonic transducers are extensively used in medical ultrasound imaging for imaging internal organs, tissues, and blood flow. They are employed in applications such as obstetrics, cardiology, urology, and musculoskeletal imaging.

❑ Non-destructive Testing (NDT) : In industries like aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, and construction, ultrasonic transducers are used for NDT to detect defects, cracks, thickness variations, and material properties without causing damage to the tested components.

❑ Level Sensing and Measurement : Ultrasonic transducers are used for non-contact level sensing and measurement of liquids and solids in industries such as chemical processing, water treatment, and food and beverage manufacturing.

❑ Material Processing : Ultrasonic transducers are used in processes such as ultrasonic welding, cutting, soldering, and atomization. They provide precise control and energy delivery, making them valuable in industries like automotive, electronics, packaging, and textiles, electronics, packaging, and textiles.

❑ Research and Development : Ultrasonic transducers are used in various research and development activities, including material characterisation, acoustic microscopy, fluid dynamics studies, and ultrasonic spectroscopy.