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The ultrasonic welding process is a critical solution for automobile sound insulation and interior components. It is widely used for sound-absorbing cotton on A-pillar guards, B-pillar guards, door guards, middle passages, wheel guards, and engine covers. This technology replaces traditional adhesive methods with high-efficiency, localized welding.
| Type Model | Power (W) | Frequency (KHz) |
|---|---|---|
| OKS-DHJ-300 | 300W | 15/20/28/35/40 khz |
| OKS-DHJ-500 | 500W | 15/20/28/35/40 khz |
| OKS-DHJ-800 | 800W | 15/20/28/35/40 khz |
| OKS-DHJ-900 | 900W | 15/20 khz |
| OKS-DHJ-1000 | 1000W | 15/20 khz |
The welding principle involves converting 50/60 Hz current into high-frequency electric energy (up to 40 kHz) via an ultrasonic generator. This energy is converted into mechanical vibration, creating friction heat to melt and bond plastic workpieces in less than 1 second.