HYUSONIC FAQs

Here, you can find common questions from our customers, covering general topics such as logistics and orders, as well as questions related to ultrasonic plastic welding, ultrasonic metal welding, ultrasonic cutting, and other areas.

General Questions

1.What’s your MOQ?

Our products include ultrasonic welding machines, ultrasonic cutting machines, sealing machines, automatic welding machines, ultrasonic horns, ultrasonic blades, etc. There is no minimum order quantity, please purchase according to your needs.

Of course. We are excited to expand our global operations and look forward to establishing a mutually beneficial partnership with you, driving shared success through collaboration.

If you purchase a standard machine from our stock, it usually takes 1-2 weeks to deliver. If you require a custom special function or automated welding line, it usually takes 1-2 months to deliver.

Our ultrasonic machines are derived from German cooperative technology. Our welder are able to maintain stable power output at high welding frequencies.

Q.Why does the machine whistle when welding?
  1. There are two possible reasons for whistling during welding: 1. The ultrasonic horn is not installed firmly. 2. The ultrasonic horn is damaged. You need to reinstall the horn and keep it tight. If it still doesn’t work, you need to remove the horn and check if there are any cracks on it.

90% due to cracked piezoelectric ceramics in transducer. Test with impedance analyzer (should read 16-22Ω at 20kHz).

Signs include: ① Output current fluctuation >±10% ② Abnormal frequency sweep waveform ③ Over 5% power loss vs. baseline.

When: ① Resonance frequency shifts >±0.3kHz ② Insulation resistance <50MΩ ③ Visual cracks on casing.

Signs include: ① Output current fluctuation >±10% ② Abnormal frequency sweep waveform ③ Over 5% power loss vs. baseline.

Requires: ① Hardened steel horn (HRC 58+) ② Amplitude boost to 65μm ③ 0.3mm chrome plating on contact surface.

PVC decomposes at >180°C. Use pulse welding mode (0.1s on/0.05s off) and local exhaust.

Use master-slave configuration with phase locking (tolerance <2μs). Requires factory calibration.

Time mode fixes duration (best for consistent parts); Energy mode stops at preset joule (ideal for variable thickness).

① Increase pre-trigger force by 20% ② Add alignment pins to fixture ③ Use delayed trigger mode.

How to calculate required clamping force for 2mm thick copper sheets?

Force (N) = 150 x Weld Area (cm²). For 10x10mm joint: 150 x 1 = 1500N (1.5kN).

Causes & Fixes:

  • Insufficient amplitude → Increase 10-15μm

  • Oxide layer contamination → Add argon shielding gas

  • Inadequate pressure → Boost clamping force by 20%

Solutions:

  • Reduce cooling rate (post-weld annealing at 150°C for 30s)

  • Switch to linear amplitude profiling (ramp down last 0.2s)

Critical Checkpoints:

  • Grounding resistance (<0.1Ω)

  • Insulation breakdown in Litz wires (use 1000V megger test)

  • Titanium horn arcing (polish surface to Ra<0.8μm)

Lifecycle:

  • Aluminum welding: 500,000 cycles

  • Steel welding: 200,000 cycles

  • Monitor surface wear depth (replace if >0.1mm)

Yes! Caused by titanium horn wear:
① Disconnect power
② Wipe with ethanol + lint-free cloth
③ Apply thin silicone grease (Dielectric Constant >2.5)

Limited application:

  • Only feasible with 0.5mm foil layers

  • Must add 5μm nickel interlayer

  • Requires 80μm amplitude + 300°C preheat

Zinc vaporization above 420°C:

  • Use pulsed mode (0.3s on / 0.1s off)

  • Install fume extractor with HEPA+activated carbon

  • Coat horn with TiAlN (厚度3-5μm)

  • Implement 0.05s post-weld retraction delay

Critical Parameters:

  • Stack height ≤0.8mm

  • Amplitude gradient mode (Start: 25μm → End: 45μm)

  • Pressure profiling (Ramp up 20N/ms)

Why does my food cutter leave ragged edges on soft cheeses?

Increase amplitude to 50μm and reduce feed speed by 30%. Pre-chill blades to -5°C for clean cuts.

  1. When the ultrasonic food cutting machine cuts high-temperature food, the temperature of the ultrasonic knife will rise. The temperature rise will reduce the transmission frequency of ultrasonic waves in the metal, and the machine will alarm when the power reaches the limit.

Use 316L stainless steel with electropolishing (Ra <0.4μm) or titanium Grade 23 with DLC coating.

CIP protocol: 70°C 3% H₂O₂ rinse → deionized water flush → 10s ultrasonic cleaning at 40kHz.

Requires cryogenic blade adapters (-30°C rating) and 25% amplitude boost. Max thickness: 150mm.

Compensate with closed-loop control:
① Install load cell feedback
② Set PID parameters: P=2.5, I=0.8, D=1.2

Solutions:

  • Preheat fabric to 70°C with IR array

  • Increase horn contact pressure by 0.2N/mm²

  • Use dual-frequency mode (28kHz + 35kHz)

  • Clean with anhydrous ethanol

  • Coat with food-grade silicone (cutting edge only)

  • Store vertically in ESD-safe container

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