Ultrasonic Welding Machine Market Sales Upsurge with Major Players Contributing

Posted by Arslan on August 2nd, 2019

All the manufacturing companies require long and sustainable economic solutions to make higher profit margins. Moreover, human resources (labor) have started to become a liability the end-use industries. With governmental support, almost all the industries have evolved over a period of time. The growth in the manufacturing sector can mainly be attributed to advanced machineries. With the help of advanced machines, such as industrial units or plants, Ultrasonic Welding Machine Market could significantly lower the manufacturing cost as well as save time with better efficiency.

An ultrasonic welding machine is an equipment where high frequency ultrasonic acoustic vibrations are applied on plastic, fiber and other materials. It is used to join dissimilar materials. These machines do not have connective nails, bolts, or adhesives that bind the materials together. These machines are extensively found in end-use industries, such as automotive, aerospace, medical, packaging and electrical, to name a few. Within the computer and electrical industries, these machines are often used to connect wires in small and delicate circuits. Besides, ultrasonic welding machines are widely used for bonding of wiring in microcircuits.

The growing use of ultrasonic welding machines in end-use industries, such as automotive and medical, is expected to spur the demand for ultrasonic welding machines in the global market over the forecast period. These machines are widely used in solar projects and nowadays ultrasonic welding machines are also gaining importance in the plastic welding machine market, which is expected to drive the growth of the ultrasonic welding machines market. However, high costs associated with these machines might hamper the growth of the ultrasonic welding machine market in the near future.

Aluminum is widely used in the aerospace industry for joining thin sheet gauge metals and lightweight materials. It is very difficult to weld aluminum using traditional machines owing to thermal conductivity. However, aluminum is one of the easier materials that could be processed using an ultrasonic welding machine, which is the trending opportunity for ultrasonic manufacturers willing to invest in this industry in the coming future.

Also, blister packs, sealing containers and tubes are some of the other common applications where these machines are used in the packaging industry. These machines are also expected to find applications in the packaging industry, where they are used with materials such as explosives, fireworks and other reactive chemicals.

The global ultrasonic welding machine market is segmented into seven key regions, namely Middle East and Africa (MEA), Western Europe, North America, Eastern Europe, Asia Pacific Excluding Japan (APEJ), Japan and Latin America. As of 2017, the growth in developed regions, such as North America, Western Europe and Japan, is being driven by the expansion of various industries, such as the automotive industry. Latin America is also considered as one of the key markets for ultrasonic welding machines because of high demand from the packaging industry. APEJ will register rapid growth due to the presence of major OEMs and other companies in the region. Also, the demand in the APEJ region can be attributed to growing adoption of ultrasonic welding machines in the end-use industries. MEA is projected to witness steady growth over the forecast period.

Ultrasonic Welding Machine Market: Key Participants

Examples of some of the market participants/vendors identified across the value chain of the ultrasonic welding machine market are Rinco Ultrasonics India Pvt. Ltd., Ravira Ever Green Ultrasonic System Pvt Ltd., Emerson Electric Co., Hermann Ultraschall, Sonics & Materials Inc., Sonobond Ultrasonics, Macasonic UK Ltd., Johnson Plastosonic Private Limited, Roop Telsonic Ultrasonix Limited, Sedeco USA, Inc., Telsonic AG

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