Ultrasonic Atomization Equipment (UA) with Induction Melting
The metal is melted by induction and poured onto a thin metal sheet. Under the action of ultrasonic waves, the metal liquid vibrates at ultrasonic frequency. The vibration causes the molten metal formed on the metal sheet to vibrate and separate into metal droplets, which are then cooled into small particles.
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- Customization and accessories reviewed by application
- Export packing and documentation available on request
- Copper alloys, aluminum alloys, zinc alloys, steel powders, low-temperature high-entropy alloys, other alloys
Key product features
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Compact equipment footprint
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Small-batch powder production
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Low production cost
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Simple operation
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High powder quality
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Limited production throughput
Technical principles
The metal is melted by induction and poured onto a thin metal sheet. Under the action of ultrasonic waves, the metal liquid vibrates at ultrasonic frequency. The vibration causes the molten metal formed on the metal sheet to vibrate and separate into metal droplets, which are then cooled into small particles.
Technical advantages
- The equipment occupies a small area
- Suitable for small batch production of powders
- Low production cost
- Easy to operate
- High quality powder
- Low production efficiency
Main application scope
- copper alloy
- Aluminum alloy
- zinc alloy
- steel powder
- Low temperature high-entropy alloy
- Other alloys
Main technical parameters
| Atomization method | Ultrasonic vibration atomization |
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| Applicable scenarios | Small batch metal powder preparation |
| Main features | The equipment occupies a small area, is simple to operate, and has low production costs. |
For international buyers, quotation confirmation can include configuration, accessories, packing method, export documents, inspection photos or videos and shipping terms.
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