High Power Ultrasonic Replacement Welding Converter 20Khz Branson CJ20 Type

Description:

Ultrasonic Converters and Ultrasonic Transducers are one in the same. There is one Ultrasonic OEM, Dukane Corporation, that uses the term Transducer. All of the other ultrasonic OEM manufactures such as Branson, Sonics and Materials, Rinco, Telesonics and Herrmann refer to these as Converters or Konverters.

Converters or Transducers all do the same thing…convert electrical energy to mechanical movement…so we have our electrical charge being introduced across the surface of the ceramics at the desired frequency which in turn gives us a movement or vibration at the working end on the converter.

The converter is threaded onto a booster, which increases, decreases or just transfers the amount of movement from the face of the converter to the horn or Sonotrode as we call it.

Specifications:

The reasons why the transducer is often bad are:

1. The power loss of the transducer itself is large, and the transducer needs to consume a certain amount of power when vibrating. This loss power directly reflects the quality and process of the transducer, and the power consumed by the transducer itself is as small as possible. The greater the loss power, the greater the damage. In severe cases, the piezoelectric ceramic is directly broken. The amount of power loss directly reflects the process and quality of the transducer.

2. The aluminum alloy horn of the transducer is fatigue fracture (affected by the material life), and the amplitude is large.

3. The piezoelectric ceramic piece of the transducer is broken (by the piezoelectric ceramic itself, the mechanical strength causes loss and heat, overload and high power output, loose)

High Power Ultrasonic Replacement Welding Converter 20Khz Branson CJ20 Type