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canatalay
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Ultrasonic Cutting and Welding

01/13/2008 1:59 AM

Hello All,

I am studying on project about ultrasonic cutting and welding of textile materials.

What we trying to do is bulk cutting of circular (with a diameter of 30 mm to 90mm) pp based textile materials. In present conditions in every stroke we are cutting one product, real concern is make it two or more for every stroke.We made a ultrasonic cutting tool allows to produce two for each stroke.

Is there any application for ultrasonic cutting and welding for textile webs or similar material?

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Re: Ultrasonic Cutting and Welding

01/13/2008 3:56 AM

Interesting.. I've never heard of ultrasonic cutting . Tell us more..give us a link?

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Re: Ultrasonic Cutting and Welding

01/13/2008 10:05 AM

Got me stumped Mind you it ain't hard to do.

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Re: Ultrasonic Cutting and Welding

01/13/2008 10:26 AM

By using the thermoplastic content of the material (in our case polypropylen textile material) with the help of ultrasonic vibrations and stabilized cutting tools, cutting and welding at the same time of different medias.

http://powerultrasonics.com/ultrasonic_cutting.html
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01/13/2008 12:00 PM

It is possible to have multiconverter or High power ultrasonic and cut textile material of PP see our web www.rooptelsonic.com and in product welding
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Re: Ultrasonic Cutting and Welding

01/13/2008 12:37 PM

Thanks drtrivedi..

In order the define our process in detail, and also try to get your expertise in the issue, is that possible to get in touch. Maybe a phone conversation and e-mail.

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Re: Ultrasonic Cutting and Welding

01/14/2008 7:13 AM

yes.. You can send all details by email or Phone us +91 98200 01365...kindly let us have your complete address to help you out
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Re: Ultrasonic Cutting and Welding

01/14/2008 7:05 AM

We have a machine made from Chase Machine Inc that we ultrasonic weld and cut mitts works very well. It embosses (welds) first then die cuts afterwards. It is capable of welding 4 layers together. It does this with 4 master rolls through cuffing and embossing rollers (ultrasonic welding stage) then through a diecut roller that has the exact pattern that embossing roller has.

Take a look at there website Ours is much bigger then the one they have listed under there laminater section but it is the same idea. There website is. www.chasemachine.com
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