Spaghetti is typically packed in horizontal packaging machines. It is becoming ever more common for pasta to be cut into equal lengths and pre-proportioned with ultrasonic sonotrodes after it has been dried. In the next process step it arrives on a conveyor belt and is packed in a tubular bag.
Metal and plastic welding techniques for batteries have their own particular challenges. Tight spaces, very thin films and interfering contours always require special solutions.
The shift towards e-mobility is presenting an enormous challenge for battery production too. And so production processes in the future not only need to be significantly more cost-effective, they also need to be much faster.
Anyone who can offer proven competence in battery production is very much in demand in the age of e-mobility and smartphones. With its strong experience in screening and welding, the Swiss ultrasonics pioneer, Telsonic, is represented in two key processes at the beginning and end of battery production.
At the world's largest marketplace for the sector, everything revolved around plastic applications for interiors, exteriors, engines, materials and technologies. With contributions looking at sustainability and reducing carbon dioxide, these two areas were pinpointed as priorities from the wide range of topics.
With the consistency and quality of ultrasonic cutting and portioning becoming more widely recognised, and as the range of applications continues to increase, Telsonic has now developed the widest blade available today, further increasing the efficiencies and capabilities of this process when used for tray bake products.