Our ultrasonic expertise benefits you
Ultrasonic technology has been used to weld plastics in industrial applications since the 1950s. Since then, ultrasonic technology has developed at a rapid pace, and ultrasonic welding has become an essential industrial process. On this page, you can find out everything you need to know about ultrasonic technology and how you can use it to maximise your profits.
Within a few years of the discovery of ultrasonic plastic welding, other processes – such as ultrasonic cutting and punching, and using ultrasound to weld metal – were developed and discovered. It was on the basis of this expertise that RINCO ULTRASONICS was founded in 1976. Since then, we’ve remained loyal to this technology, continually striving to build on our expertise and develop the process. Now, we are one of the leading companies in our sector and each day we share our knowledge with our customers, helping them to optimise their production processes.
You can benefit from our expertise too. We’ve explained the basics of each process for you. Explore the fascinating world of ultrasound with us.
Although ultrasound is primarily known for its applications in medical imaging, the technology has also been deployed in industrial environments for decades: to join and cut plastics, synthetic textiles and food products. Here, we take an in-depth look at the industrial applications of ultrasound and explain exactly how the technology works.
MORE
Ultrasonic plastic welding is an efficient process for reliably and quickly creating attractive joins in thermoplastics. On this page, we explain how sonic welding works and the factors you need to consider.
MORE
Ultrasound allows materials to be cut without leaving residues on the tool. This advantage makes the technique popular in the food industry and in textile processing, where, among other things, it guarantees clean-cut edges without fraying. Click on “Find out more” below to explore the diverse world of ultrasonic cutting with us.
MORE
Ultrasonic technology can save energy, materials and time, and has a positive impact on the circular economy. Take a look around and discover how you can make lasting improvements to the ecological footprint of your products.
MORE