Ultrasonic cutting knife, also known as ultrasonic cutting machine, is a specialized ultrasonic equipment used for cutting and is one of the important categories of ultrasonic applications. The principle of ultrasonic cutting is completely different from traditional cutting. Ultrasonic cutting is the process of using the energy of an ultrasonic transducer to locally heat and melt the material being cut, in order to achieve the goal of cutting the material. So ultrasonic cutting does not require sharp edges, nor does it require a lot of pressure, and it will not cause edge breakage or damage to the material being cut. At the same time, due to the ultrasonic vibration of the cutting blade, the frictional resistance is particularly low, making it difficult for the material being cut to stick to the blade. This is particularly effective for cutting viscous and elastic materials, frozen materials such as food, rubber, or objects that are difficult to apply pressure on.

Ultrasonic cutting also has a great advantage, which is that it has a fusion effect at the cutting site while cutting, and the cutting site is perfectly sealed without causing the textile material to fly. The use of ultrasonic cutting knives can also be expanded, such as digging holes, shoveling, scraping paint, carving, etc.

The basic components of an ultrasonic cutting knife are an ultrasonic transducer, a variable amplitude rod, a tool head (blade body), and a driving power supply. The ultrasonic driving power supply converts the mains power into high-frequency and high-voltage AC current, which is transmitted to the ultrasonic transducer. Ultrasonic transducers are actually equivalent to energy conversion devices, which can convert input electrical energy into mechanical energy, namely ultrasonic waves. Its manifestation is that the transducer moves back and forth longitudinally. The frequency of the telescopic motion is equivalent to the frequency of the high-frequency AC current supplied by the driving power supply. The function of the amplitude lever is to fix the entire ultrasonic vibration system and adjust the output amplitude of the transducer. On the one hand, the tool head (blade body) amplifies the amplitude and focuses the ultrasonic waves. On the other hand, it outputs ultrasonic waves and uses the cutting edge of the cutting blade to concentrate the ultrasonic energy into the cutting area of the material being cut. Under the action of enormous ultrasonic energy, this area instantly softens and melts, and its strength greatly decreases. At this point, as long as a small cutting force is applied, the cutting goal can be achieved.

The difference between ultrasonic cutting and ordinary cutting tools:

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The advantages of ultrasonic cutting:

1. Can be designed with air or water cooling to adapt to various working conditions and environments

2. The cutting speed is greatly improved, and the efficiency is more than 10 times higher than traditional cutting knives

3. Using high-power ultrasonic transducers as vibration components to ensure long-term stable operation

4. The variety of cutting tools is complete, and cutting tools with relevant shapes can also be customized according to customer processes

5. Can cut products that are difficult to cut with ordinary cutting tools, solving production and processing problems

6. Can install high hardness blades, replaceable cutting blades, reducing usage costs

7. Easy to install and use, with almost no changes to the original cutting process

8. High cutting accuracy and good smoothness of the cutting surface

Main applications:

Tire crown; Nylon; Steel ribbon plastic layer; Nylon curtain fabric; Inner lining; Sidewall; Triangle glue; Triangles, etc;

Other applications:

pcb; Natural fibers; Synthetic fibers; Non woven fabric; Thin artificial resin; Model making; All forms of paper; Base film; Food (cake, sugar, meat).