Ultrasonic Horns

The probe configuration in ultrasonic welding typically consists of a converter, a booster, and a horn. The converter is a...

The factors that influence horn design in ultrasonic welding are:

The horn in ultrasonic welding has several primary functions, including: The shape, size, and material of the horn are critical...

A titanium horn is a good option for long-term or high-wear production environments in ultrasonic welding. Titanium is known for...

There are various horn shapes and styles that are used in ultrasonic welding depending on the specific application requirements. Here...

The horn in ultrasonic welding is tuned by adjusting its length and cross-sectional area to match the resonance frequency of...

In ultrasonic welding, a nodal point is a point on the ultrasonic horn or booster where there is minimal or...

The wattage available in ultrasonic welding can vary depending on the specific application and equipment being used. Generally, ultrasonic welding...

In ultrasonic welding, a horn (also called a sonotrode) is used to apply high-frequency vibrations to the parts being welded....

When surface marking of a ultrasonically welded part is a concern, ultrasonic horns and nests can be plated to reduce defective parts.

Horns are usually manufactured from high strength aluminum alloys or titanium. Both metals have excellent acoustical property to transmit the ultrasonic energy with very little attenuation.