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Ultrasonic Plastic Welding
Ultrasonic Plastic Welding
Ultrasonic plastic welding transfers high-frequency vibration energy to the joint interface of two plastic components, generating instantaneous frictional heat. This localized heat causes the contact surfaces to melt, and as the ultrasonic vibration stops, the materials cool and solidify, forming a molecular-level bond between the parts. Because this process requires no adhesives, screws, or external heat sources, it enables fast, strong, and precise welding, making it a highly efficient and reliable joining technology.
Ultrasonic plastic welding is widely used in joining and sealing processes for molded plastic components across industries such as automotive, electronics and electrical equipment, medical devices, home appliances, packaging, and consumer products. It is particularly suitable for production lines where appearance quality and leak prevention are critical, and it delivers high stability in automated manufacturing environments.
Application Examples
Medical industry
Cell culture devices, IV hose connectors, contact lens packaging cases
Batteries & electronics
Battery cases, mobile phone chargers, smartphone housings, vacuum cleaner handles
Automotive industry
Ultrasonic parking sensors, door trims, sound insulation components, wheel house interior and exterior parts
Home appliances & consumer goods
Washing machine drain pumps, refrigerator doors, air conditioner cross-flow fans, cosmetic containers
Water purification & filtration
Water purifier filters, various filter housings
Other industrial components
Lighters, plastic cases, and a wide range of injection-molded plastic parts