vibrolõikurid

Vibrolõikurid, also known as sonic cutters or ultrasonic cutters, are a type of cutting tool that utilizes high-frequency vibrations to achieve a precise and clean cut. Instead of relying on brute force or continuous sharp edges, vibrolõikurid employ a rapidly oscillating blade. These vibrations, typically in the ultrasonic range (above 20 kHz), are transmitted to the cutting edge.

The rapid back-and-forth motion of the blade creates a micro-sawing action. This action effectively reduces friction between the blade and the material being cut. As a result, vibrolõikurid are particularly effective for cutting materials that are difficult to machine with conventional tools, such as soft, sticky, or delicate substances. Examples include certain plastics, food products like cakes and cheeses, textiles, rubber, and even some composite materials.

The benefits of using vibrolõikurid include a smoother cut surface, reduced material deformation, and the ability to cut cleanly without tearing or crushing. The vibrations can also help to clear away debris from the cutting area, further improving the efficiency and quality of the cut. They are often found in industrial automation, food processing, and specialized manufacturing applications where precision and material integrity are paramount. The power source for the vibrations is typically an electronic generator that converts electrical energy into mechanical vibrations.