Premium 40kHz Ultrasonic Sensor - The New Standard For Spot Welding Transducers

Introducing our state-of-the-art 40kHz Ultrasonic Sensor, a top-tier product from Hanstyle that redefines the standard for spot welding tools. This intelligent piece of tech harnesses the power of ultrasonic energy, converting high-frequency electrical signals into precise mechanical vibration. The transducer within the sensor functions as the heartbeat of this product, expertly managing the conversion of energy types. It operates at a frequency of 40kHz, a frequency band proven to deliver optimal results in the realm of ultrasonic welding. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to excellence, this sensor stands as a testament to the engineering prowess of Hanstyle. Every aspect of this 40kHz Ultrasonic Sensor has been designed with the user in mind. It fits seamlessly into any spot welding device, offering a level of adaptability that is rare to find. By opting for our ultrasonic sensor, individuals and businesses alike are making a choice that guarantees results.

Introduction:

---

Ultrasound is the conversion of high-frequency electric energy into mechanical vibration through a transducer. The characteristics of the transducer depend on the material selection and manufacturing process. The performance and service life of the transducer of the same size and shape are very different. Commonly used high-power ultrasonic transducers are used in ultrasonic plastic welding machines, ultrasonic metal welding machines, various handheld ultrasonic tools, continuous working ultrasonic emulsifying homogenizers, atomizers, ultrasonic engraving machines and other equipment. Commonly used 15KHz 20KHz 28KHz 35KHz 40KHz 60KHz 70KHz and other products can also design and manufacture non-standard transducers according to customer special requirements to meet various needs.

Application:

---

Suitable for automobile industry, electric industry, medical industry etc. It’s been widely used for Non-woven materials, fabrics, PVC materials, popular for making clothing, toys, food, environmental protection non-woven bags, masks and other different products.

Demonstration Of The Working Performance:

---

Specifications:

---

Item NO.	Frequency(KHz)	Dimensions				Impedance	Capacitance（pF)			Input power (W)	Max Amplitude (um)
		Shape	Ceramic diameter （mm)	Qty of ceramic	Connect screw		Yellow	Grey	Black
H-3828-2Z	28	Cylindrical	38	2	1/2-20UNF	30	4000-5000	/	/	500	3
H-3828-4Z	28		38	4	1/2-20UNF	30	7500-8500	/	10000-12000	800	4
H-3028-2Z	28		30	2	3/8-24UNF	30	2600-3400	3000-4000	/	400	3
H-2528-2Z	28		25	2	M8×1	35	1950-2250	2300-2500	/	300	3
H-2528-4Z	28		25	4	M8×1	30	3900-4200	/	/	400	4

Advantage:

---

1. 1. High quality piezoelectric ceramic chips with strong and stable output. 2. High efficiency, high mechanical quality factor, achieving high electro-acoustic conversion efficiency at resonant frequency points. 3. Large amplitude: Computer optimized design, high vibration speed ratio. 4. High power, under the action of pre-stressed screws, the energy of piezoelectric ceramics is maximized; 5. Good heat resistance, low harmonic impedance, low calorific value, and wide temperature range for use.

2. Comments From Clients：

3. ---

Payment & Shipping:

---

Minimum Order Quantity	Price（USD）	Packaging Details	Supply Ability	Delivery Port
1 Piece	180~330	normal export packaging	50000pcs	Shanghai

 

What sets this 40kHz Ultrasonic Sensor apart from other models is its superior performance rate. It ensures cleaner, stronger welds and promotes an overall increase in productivity. This Sensor is not just an addition to your toolbox; it’s an investment into the efficiency and effectiveness of your operations. Choose the 40kHz Ultrasonic Sensor from Hanstyle. Choose quality, precision, and excellence. Choose a product that delivers on its promises. We are confident that our sensor is the key to unlocking a new level of performance in your spot welding endeavours. So why wait? Step into the future of spot welding with our 40kHz Ultrasonic Sensor today.