A transducer is a key component in ultrasonic welding systems that is used to convert electrical energy into mechanical vibrations....
In ultrasonic welding, there are typically four phases of welding: The parameters such as amplitude, pressure, and time can be...
Cycle time in ultrasonic welding refers to the time required to complete one full welding cycle, including the loading and...
Ultrasonic welding is a commonly used method for assembling filters due to its ability to provide strong, precise, and consistent...
The probe configuration in ultrasonic welding typically consists of a converter, a booster, and a horn. The converter is a...
Welding by position or absolute distance in ultrasonic welding refers to controlling the weld process based on the actual position...
Part marking can cause issues in ultrasonic welding for several reasons. Firstly, it can indicate that the welding process is...
Welding by time is a method of controlling the duration of ultrasonic energy applied during the welding process. In this...
Welding by energy is a method of controlling the ultrasonic welding process based on the amount of energy delivered to...
Bad part limits in ultrasonic welding refer to the set of conditions or characteristics of a welded part that deem...
A hermetic seal in ultrasonic welding refers to a seal that is airtight and does not allow any air, gas...
Mold release agents are typically used in injection molding to prevent plastic parts from sticking to the mold during the...
There are various horn shapes and styles that are used in ultrasonic welding depending on the specific application requirements. Here...
A titanium horn is a good option for long-term or high-wear production environments in ultrasonic welding. Titanium is known for...
Ultrasonic welding is a manufacturing process used to join two thermoplastic parts together. It uses high-frequency mechanical vibrations, typically between...