This ultrasonic welding machine operates with four plane welding fixtures and welds together a box with resonance properties. This process generates tremendous forces.
The material used for welding the components is supplied to the worker via roller conveyors and carts. The parts are fused together by special-purpose ultrasonic systems.
Learn moreMirrored components from interiors in automotive vehicles are welded in parallel at several individual welding spots by two ultrasonic welding machines.
Learn moreWe built the MTV-SUS with a reinforced design for applications that require high welding pressures. To achieve this extra strength, the entire mechanical base of the machine was reinforced. The length of the sonotrode is 320mm.
Learn moreWe fitted our standard ultrasonic welding machine MTV-SUS, which is designed for the bi-directional welding of components, with a sliding table to accommodate the special geometry of the components. The machine is used to drive a steel nut into a plastic body by ultrasonic staking.
Learn moreThis machine was specially designed for fusing light strips onto highly sensitive painted components used for the interior of vehicles in the automotive industry.
Learn moreThis special-purpose holder allows the ultrasonic machine to produce welding results without impressions and without the need for an additional protective film. The matching sonotrode with its 3D contours was manufactured based on CAD models and adapted exactly to the component.
Learn moreThis ultrasonic welding machine with interchangeable plug-in unit and standardised interfaces is used in the automotive industry to fuse glass panels onto a housing during the production of vehicle lamps. The machine is equipped with colour sensors that enable it to distinguish between different variants (red and white). Also included as standard equipment is a non-contact displacement transducer.
This belt cutting machine is equipped with ultrasound and a stacking device. The machine can handle recipes for different lengths and interfaces. As an option, the machine can cut the material to length with or without contour cutting using a cold or hot knife.
This ultrasonic welding machine was designed and developed for plunge welding in such applications as the welding of a felt cover in the automotive industry. It is equipped with a so-called twin head as it operates with two welding heads.
Learn moreArranged in a convex set-up, this ultrasonic welding fixture is used in the automotive industry to fuse special meshes onto plastic. The mesh is tensioned pneumatically using a mesh stretcher. The sonotrode is guided in tangential direction in relation to the tool holder, and the interfaces are standardised.
Learn moreThe components processed by this machine are loaded by a 6-axis robot. A linear conveying system feeds the products and transports them further. Products categorised as NOK are channelled out at a special station. To reduce overall noise emissions, the machine is encased completely in a sound insulating cabinet fitted with pneumatic doors that allow the product to enter and exit the machine.
This ultrasonic welding machine is equipped with 14 welding stacks and offers infinitely variable welding distances. It is used to weld sheet material that comes in packages. Parts are loaded in fully automatic fashion by various types of handling systems. The machine delivers a welding capacity of up to 5,000 watts per unit.
Learn moreThis machine was designed and engineered for the fully automatic manufacture of filter pockets with special geometries in small to large batch sizes. The pockets are welded together using ultrasound, while the adjustment options for length, width, and cutting angle are variable.
Learn moreThis machine was designed for die cutting and sealing blanks for multi-layer materials of different sizes. The machine is equipped with a material feeder. Several million die cutting operations without any faults testify to the superior quality of this machine.
The distinguishing feature of this ultrasonic welding fixture is its workpiece holder which makes it possible to weld chrome-plated / highly-sensitive components without running the risk of leaving any impressions. To achieve this capability, the holder was given a special plastic material lining, while its contours were machined based on CAD data.
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