What does ultrasonic plastic welding machine "15k20k" mean?
Refers to the frequency of the transducer is 20KHz or 15KHz?
The number of times a work frequency is measured in seconds
Ultrasonic plastic welding machine 15k20k refers to the transducer working frequency is 15KHz, 20KHz. And the ultrasonic plastic welding machine also has 35KHz, 40KHz. The higher the relative frequency of ultrasonic plastic welding machine, the more expensive the price.15KHz ultrasonic plastic welder power can be divided into 2200W, 2600W, 3000W, 3200W, 4200W five kinds, 20KHz ultrasonic welding machine power 1200W, 1500W, 1800W, 2000W and so on.Ultrasonic plastic welding machine is widely used for traffic equipment industry, automobile industry, electronics industry, communications equipment industry, plastic industry, communication industry, medical industry, household appliances industry, non-woven clothing, stationery and office supplies, packaging and environmental protection industry, food industry, cosmetic industry, toy industry and other daily necessities.Equipment features of LH-2012F ultrasonic plastic welding machine:1 、 adopt the German PINOT original transducer, titanium alloy horn, the output power is large and stable, strong and durable, standard welding mode.2 、 Germany high-quality automatic shock constant balance circuit, automatic frequency tracking function.3, the design of the whole machine is smart, the German linear cross rail device, the chassis platform 4 point level design, very convenient operation.4 、 Japan man-machine interface, PLC control, control time accuracy up to 0.01 seconds. Chinese and English input operation, simple and convenient.5 、 Visual limit adjustment mode, convenient adjustment, high accuracy.6 、 visual fine tuning depth control mode design, cylinder, transducer three in one, direct drive, welding stability.7 、 this machine is specially used for welding precision microelectronic plastic workpieces.8, but also suitable for precision workpiece spot welding, riveting, embossing, dots and other welding processes.
