Ultrasonic generators
mth Ultraschalltechnologie manufactures the right ultrasonic generator for all applications — with frequencies ranging from 20 kHz to 40 kHz. Our ultrasonic generators precisely generate the alternating voltage required to operate the oscillating system.
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- The K1 series of ultrasonic generators is perfectly suited to our hand-held welding guns and, thanks to its low weight, can also be used on the move.
- The ultrasonic generators of the K5 series, which are equipped with outputs of up to 2,000 W, are suitable for higher outputs.
- For use in special-purpose machines, our K3 series includes a space-saving ultrasonic generator for installation in control cabinets.
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Ultrasonic generator K1 400W/40kHz LEMO
2.690,00 €excl. 19% VAT
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Ultrasonic generator K1 800W/40kHz LEMO
3.490,00 €excl. 19% VAT
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Ultrasonic generator K3 800W/40kHz M12 with Profinet interface for control cabinet installation
4.450,00 €excl. 19% VAT
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Ultrasonic generator K5 800W/40kHz BNC
4.650,00 €excl. 19% VAT
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Ultrasonic generator K3 2000/20 BNC with Profinet interface for control cabinet installation
4.750,00 €excl. 19% VAT
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Ultrasonic generator K5 2000W/20kHz BNC
5.450,00 €excl. 19% VAT
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Integrating ultrasonic generators
Depending on the application, the ultrasonic generators can be controlled either via potential-free contacts or directly via the PLC using ProfiNet, for example. This allows the integrated microcontroller to specify time and energy values and, after appropriate parameterisation, the ultrasonic generator even offers simple sequence control.
Welding on time and energy
All generators have the “Weld on time” and “Weld on energy” functions as standard. When welding to a preset time value, the generator interrupts the ultrasonic output after the time has elapsed. At the same time, the energy emitted until the time has elapsed is displayed. If you have achieved a satisfactory welding result, you can specify the energy determined in this way as the target value. The generator now interrupts the sound emission as soon as the desired energy has been emitted, regardless of the contact pressure.
General function of ultrasonic generators in the welding of plastics and metals
Ultrasonic generators are the central control centre in ultrasonic technology. They ensure that plastics and metals are efficiently welded, cut or sieved in conjunction with the other ultrasonic components.
Other key components include: ultrasonic converters, ultrasonic boosters, sonotrodes, feed mechanisms and control systems, which are used in our ultrasonic welding machines in a particularly compact and robust design.
The role of the ultrasonic generator in welding
In ultrasonic welding, the generator is the control centre for the entire process. It generates high-frequency electrical energy and controls it so that it meets the requirements of the material and the welding task. This electrical energy is then converted into mechanical vibrations that bond the workpiece at the molecular level.
The task of the ultrasonic generator is to ensure a constant and precise supply of energy that enables the welding process without damaging the material.
How does an ultrasonic generator work during welding?
The operation of an ultrasonic generator when welding plastics and metals comprises three essential steps:
Generation of high-frequency signals
The ultrasonic generator converts conventional electricity into high-frequency electrical vibrations. The frequency is usually between 20 kHz and 40 kHz, depending on the material and application. These frequencies are ideal for joining plastics or metallic materials in a matter of seconds.
Adaptation to welding requirements
The generator adapts the signals generated to the specific requirements of the welding process. Factors such as welding time, power and amplitude are precisely controlled to ensure an optimal connection. The adjustment is made either manually or via automatic control loops based on sensors in the welding system.
Transmission of vibrations
The electrical signals are transmitted to a transducer, which converts them into mechanical ultrasonic vibrations using the piezoelectric effect. These vibrations are transmitted to the workpiece via a booster and a tool, the sonotrode. The high-frequency vibrations generate frictional heat, which locally melts the surfaces of the materials, creating a strong bond.
The three main tasks of ultrasonic generators
The quality of ultrasonic welding depends largely on the precision of the generator. Here are some key advantages:
Precise energy supply: The generator ensures constant power, resulting in uniform weld seams.
Flexibility: Different materials and workpiece sizes require different frequencies and amplitudes. The generator allows for these adjustments.
Effizienz: Ultraschallschweißen ist schneller und energieeffizienter als herkömmliche Schweißverfahren, dank der präzisen Steuerung durch den Generator.
Areas of application in the welding of plastics and metals
Ultrasonic generators are used in various industrial applications, including:
Plastic welding: Ideal for thermoplastic materials such as ABS, PE or PP. Typical products include complex plastic parts in automotive engineering, housings for electronic devices, packaging and medical plastic products.
Metal welding: Primarily for thin layers and specific applications such as battery cells or electrical contacts.
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Other ultrasonic components
Ultrasonic converter
Variety of ultrasonic converters
mth offers ultrasonic converters for common frequencies such as 20 kHz, 30 kHz, 35 kHz and 40 kHz. Der Konverter wandelt den hochfrequenten Wechselstrom des Ultraschall-Generators in mechanische Schwingungen mit Amplituden von etwa 5-12 µm um.
Ultrasonic boosters
Our ultrasonic boosters
Various sonotrodes
Energy-efficient welding
For more than two decades, we have been manufacturing sonotrodes in-house for various ultrasonic systems from different manufacturers suitable for common applications such as welding, cut-off welding, riveting, embossing, punching and cutting.