The ultrasonic nylon webbing hook and loop thermal bonding machine is a welding device that utilizes ultrasonic technology to fuse materials such as hook and loop fasteners, backpack buckles, webbing, and elastic bands. Below is a detailed introduction to this equipment:

Working Principle:

The equipment transmits ultrasonic energy to the welding area through the upper welding component. Due to the high acoustic resistance at the welding interface between the two materials, localized high temperatures are generated.

Because plastics have poor thermal conductivity, the heat concentrated in the welding area cannot dissipate quickly, causing the contact surfaces of the two plastics to melt rapidly.

After applying a certain amount of pressure, the materials fuse into one. When the ultrasonic action stops, the pressure is maintained to allow solidification, forming a strong molecular chain and achieving the purpose of welding.

Main Technical Parameters:

Ultrasonic Frequency: Typically 20KHZ

Output Power: 2000W

Automation Level: Semi-automatic

Mechanical Dimensions: May include but are not limited to 1200x600x1200mm or 1200x600x1300mm.

Operating Speed: 0.1-2S per piece.

Operational Precautions:

Before operation, correctly connect the working power cord and perform an ultrasonic test to ensure the frequency is correct before starting work.

Operation and maintenance of this equipment must be handled by professional technicians.

When welding workpieces, it is necessary to press both buttons simultaneously; operating with only one button is not allowed.