28 Khz Compact Hand Held Portable Ultrasonic Welding Machine for Auto Welding
What's the principle of Ultrasonic plastic welding?
When ultrasonic act on the thermoplastic plastic contact surface, high-frequency vibrations of tens of thousands of times per second. This high-frequency vibration reaches a certain amplitude, and the ultrasonic energy is transmitted to the weld zone through the upper weldment, because the weld zone have a large acoustic resistance, so local high temperatures are generated. Moreover, due to the poor thermal conductivity of the plastic, it can not be dissipated in time and gather in the weld zone, so that the contact faces of the two plastics melt rapidly, and after a certain pressure, they are integrated into one. When the ultrasonic wave stops, let the pressure last for a few seconds to solidify it, thus forming a strong molecular chain for welding purposes, the welding strength can be close to the strength of the raw material. The quality of ultrasonic plastic welding depends on the amplitude of the transducer welding head, the applied pressure and the welding time. The welding time and the welding head pressure can be adjusted. The amplitude is determined by the transducer and the horn. These three quantities have a suitable value for each other. When the energy exceeds the appropriate value, the melting amount of the plastic is large, and the welding material is easily deformed; if the energy is small, the welding is difficult, and the applied pressure cannot be increased. This optimum pressure is the product of the length of the side of the welded portion and the optimum pressure per 1 mm of the edge. Ultrasonic welding is a high-tech technology for welding thermoplastic technology. Various thermoplastic rubber parts can be processed by ultrasonic welding without adding solvent, adhesive or other auxiliary products. The advantage is to increase productivity and reduce cost. improve product quality.
Ultrasonic plastic welding principle: The generator generates 20KHZ, (or 15KHZ) high-voltage, high-frequency signal, through the conversion system, converts the signal into high-frequency mechanical vibration, which is applied to the workpiece of plastic products, through the working surface and the intrinsic intermolecular The friction causes the temperature to be transmitted to the interface to rise. When the temperature reaches the melting point of the workpiece itself, the workpiece welding port is rapidly melted, and then filled in the gap between the interfaces. When the vibration stops, the workpiece is simultaneously cooled and fixed under a certain pressure. , to achieve the perfect welding.
Parameter
Ultrasonic Impact Treatment High-frequency Weld Impact Treatment
What's is ultrasonic impact treatment
Ultrasonic impact treatment (UIT) is a relatively novel technique applied to the toe of welded joints to improve the fatigue life by changing the weld geometry and the residual stress state. In this study, the stress relaxation due to ultrasonic impact treatment is investigated on a six pass welded high strength quenched and tempered steel section. Stress measurements in two orthogonal directions were conducted by energy dispersive synchrotron X-ray diffraction. Results show that the application of only ultrasound to a welded component re-distributes the residual stresses more uniformly, while mechanical impacts in combination with ultrasound is an effective way to release the residual stresses. After welding, diffraction peak broadening due to the lattice distortion, characterised by the full width at half maximum (FWHM), is observed in the region of the weld toes. Ultrasonic impact treatment reduces the FWHM at these locations.
Parameter:
Model No. |
UIT20 |
Ultrasonic Frequency |
20Khz |
Maximum Output |
800 Watt |
Amplitude |
40um |
Power Supply |
220V / 50-60 Hz |
Ultrasonic Generator |
Size |
250(W) x 310(L) x 135(H) mm |
Weight |
5 Kg |
Feature |
Ultrasonic Amplitude Adjustable |
Application:
Aluminium (including sensitized Aluminium)
Bronze
Cobalt alloys
Nickel alloys
Steels
Carbon steel
Stainless steel
High-strength low-alloy steel
Manganese steel
Titanium |
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