The ultrasonic hand welder offers a low-cost solution for parts where automation is not viable or production volumes are low. Application areas include spot-welding, staking of components, access to difficult weld areas, and second operations or re-work.

The ultrasonic hand press offers a cost-effective alternative to a standard pneumatic bench press. It is ideal for low-volume production, offering an advantage over a handheld welder with its rigidly fixed welding head. The weld depth can be set, giving consistent, repeatable results.

Wide Range of Applications:

• Automotive industry prototype and trials work.
• Conveyor belt repair and fabric joining.
• Blister packs and vacuum forming component retaining.
• Tamper-proof sealing of packaging.
• Cold sealing for explosive or heat-sensitive chemical materials.

Materials for Ultrasonic Welding: Most thermoplastic materials can be ultrasonically welded. Unlike thermosets, which degrade under intense heat, thermoplastics soften when heated and cool when hardened, making them ideally fitted for ultrasonic assembly. This process is also preferred in the explosive industry as a "cold sealing" method because it prevents heat-induced activation of sensitive chemicals.