"Frozen Ice Cream Cake Cutter: Ultrasonic 40KHz High Frequency Precision Cutting Tool”

"Introducing Hanstyle's revolutionary frozen ice cream cake cutter, a powerful high-frequency 40KHz ultrasonic cutter that promises the ultimate precision and efficiency in your operations. This cutting tool surpasses the abilities of conventional cutters, effortlessly slicing through not just frozen ice cream cakes, but a wide variety of materials including rubber, synthetic fabric, cloth, plastic, sheet metal, and even food. Our ultrasonic cutter leverages the power of ultrasonic waves, vibrating at 40,000 times per second, ensuring smooth, clean cutting without the material sticking to the blade. The high-frequency operation guarantees accurate cutting with minimal damage to the material, preserving product quality and ensuring neat presentation.

Introduction:

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Ultrasonic cutting machine is used for cutting rubber, synthetic fabric, cloth, plastic, sheet metal, food etc. The cutting of products using ultrasound is performed when an ultrasonic blade comes into contact with the product to be cut, the high vibration of 40,000 pulses per second, makes this product very easily be cut even if it is of delicate or sticky texture composition. The much higher vibration does not allow any product to stick to the blade. The cut is clean and without pressure on the product. Particularly impressive are the variety of plastics that can be processed through Hanspire Automation ultrasonic rubber cutter. They range from delicate foils with minimal thickness to highly elastic materials that require a very sharp knife to hard and brittle materials.

Compared with traditional cutting, ultrasonic cutting is the use of ultrasonic energy to locally heat and melt the cut material to achieve the purpose of cutting the material. It can easily cut resin, rubber, non-woven fabrics, films, various overlapping composites, and food. The principle of ultrasonic cutting machine is completely different from traditional pressure cutting.

Application:

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Ultrasonic cutting technology in the textile industry is ideal for welding and sealing materials and for trimming them without fraying at the edges. Typical materials are Velcro, wool, non-woven, carpets,curtain or window blind fabric.

Demonstration Of The Working Performance:

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Specifications:

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Model	H-UC40
Frequency	40KHz
Power	500W
Weight	15KG
Voltage	220V
Cutter Material	Titanium Alloy, High Quality Steel

Advantage:

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1. 1. Cutting quickly, precisely and neat. Save labor cost. It will not deform or wear for fragile and soft materials. 2. Smooth and trace-less cutting edge 3. More powerful and effective reliable 4. Safe operating, lower energy consumption, no noise 5. Easy to manual operate, also used for automatic machinery operating 6. No deformation after cutting;cutting surface is very smooth. 7. Connect with PLC robotic arm to work.

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Payment & Shipping:

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Minimum Order Quantity	Price（USD）	Packaging Details	Supply Ability	Delivery Port
1 Unit	980~4990	normal export packaging	50000pcs	Shanghai

 

Beyond the frozen ice cream cake industry, this cutter is essential in other industries that require precision and efficiency. From clothing and textile industry to food and rubber industry, the versatile nature of our frozen ice cream cake cutter makes it an all-around indispensable tool for various sectors. With its easy-to-manage operations, this product is not only a professional’s choice but also handy for DIY enthusiasts who seek reliable and efficient cutting tools. At Hanstyle, we aim to provide top-caliber products that can streamline and optimize your processes. Our frozen ice cream cake cutter embodies this commitment, combining advance technology and practical design to offer nothing but the best. From the moment it's switched on to its final cut; it promises reliability, quality, and unrivaled performance. Experience the Hanstyle difference today with our high frequency 40KHz ultrasonic cutter, your versatile partner in precision cutting tasks."