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his voice reminds me of star wars :D
bolhy 2 months ago
@jarjarbinx79 most likely MHz... 4.5 KHz is in the middle of the audible range so it's not even ultrasound, and probably couldn't produce enough heat from friction to do this.
tannersword1 3 months ago
@MR9966 that would most likely be 4.5 KHz. that means 4.5 thousand per second. 4.5 cycles would be a simple beat that is useless.
jarjarbinx79 6 months ago
excellent. I am going to use this
ultrasonictechnology 8 months ago
that just sounded too cool :D
Leadman1989 10 months ago
think of what SOUND can do.. omg now i see how dangerous big mouth ex was /.is..
frank0067 1 year ago 2
@bassman7530. Foam earplugs may be ok as long as the decibels dont get to high the last time it was tested in the small room where I work it was round 120decibels and with my earmuffs on I could bearly hear it yet it was able to be heard in most other parts of the factory . I also work with welder for long shifts (8 hours) at some points up to 5 days a week . we get our hearing tested yearly and so far I have had no loss.
coffebug 1 year ago
@coffebug You seem fairly knowledgable on ultrasonic welders, so I'd like to ask you a question. How efficiently will Grade 5 earmuffs reduce the volume you perceive in decibels? I do assembly in a factory and am required to use ultrasonic welders occasionally, and the standard hearing protection my plant offers is foam earplugs which reduce noise by about 30 decibels. Is that insufficient protection for such high-frequency pitches when working with an ultrasonic welder for a 9 hour shift?
bassman7530 1 year ago
@ Franky it's vibration . The horn puts pressure on the part to what ever psi you have it set heat is caused by amplitued for what ever you set the weld time to then hold time and horn resets to start position. And yes it can be very loud depending on what you are welding I use that type of machine daily (same brand). Grade 5 earmuffs must be worn at all times to prevent hearing loss.
coffebug 1 year ago
how does it move... back and forth? side to side? or is it vibration? up and down?
Frankyyourpimp 1 year ago