PFAFF - 8312

With the new 8311, PFAFF INDUSTRIAL introduces a new generation of ultrasonic welding machines. With more than 30 years experience in rotary ultrasonic welding, the engineers at PFAFF have successfully developed this process even further. In addition to the regulation of speed and welding energy, the new 8311 allows the force measured during welding to be measured and kept constant - a true world first and a quantum leap in textile ultrasonic welding. Adjusting and handling the machine becomes much easier. The process becomes clearer, more reproducible and easier to understand. In short, the machine is taken to a new level.

Ultrasonic welding machines of the Seamsonic series combine all the physical advantages of ultrasonic welding with the whole range of technological sewing experience. On the PFAFF 8310 the workpiece is held between the sonotrode and the anvil wheel and welded continuously under pressure. When welding continuously by the ultrasonic method, the material to be welded will be subjected to rapid changing pressure vibrations. The heat develops because of molecular vibrations beneath the material surface, for thin materials within the immediate vicinity of the actual weld. Ultrasonic welding with the Seamsonic is a modern, innovative and economic alternative and complementary to conventional sewing technology. If assembling of laminates, clothing fabrics with high share of polymer and technical nonwovens is required and in particular to get, the use of the Seamsonic is the first choice.

The PFAFF 8301 uniquely combines all the physical advantages of ultrasonic welding with the whole range of technological sewing experience. On the PFAFF 8301 the workpiece is held between the sonotrode and the anvil wheel and welded continuously under pressure. When welding continuously by the ultrasonic method, the material to be welded will be subjected to rapid chan- ging pressure vibrations. The heat develops because of molecular vibrations beneath the material surface, for thin materials within the immediate vicinity of the actual weld.