Sonaer (New Product Information) Low Flow Ultrasonic Spray Nozzle

The website of the ultrasonic spray nozzle manufacturer "Sonaer" has been renewed. Compared to the previous website, product browsing has improved, and we have also started offering a new system. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

We are pleased to announce that our company's handled products, including air nozzles from Rehlar, tank cleaning nozzles, ultrasonic spray nozzles from Sonia, and blowers and air knives (drying devices) from Sonic, have been featured on the industrial product and manufacturer comparison site "Metoree." About "Metoree" Metoree is a comparison site for industrial product manufacturers aimed at engineers, researchers, and purchasing professionals. It provides useful information to help engineers easily compare and select products and manufacturers.

Our ultrasonic spray nozzles have been featured in a special edition on semiconductor devices. In addition to ultrasonic spray nozzles, we also handle ultrasonic spray nozzles and ultrasonic cleaning equipment from Sonics. These products are used in the main components of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Sonics offers a wide range of ultrasonic cleaning equipment, from low frequencies of 600 kHz to high frequencies of 5 MHz. We kindly ask you to consider these products at this opportunity. Here is the video of Sonia's ultrasonic spray nozzle. Here is the video of Sonics' ultrasonic spray nozzle. Here is the video of Sonics' ultrasonic cleaning equipment.

Featured in the May issue of 【Sonaer】 Product Navigator Target Product: Ultrasonic Spray Nozzle by Sonia Corporation We are pleased to announce that the ultrasonic spray nozzle (general) by Sonia Corporation has been featured. The structure involves a spray nozzle combined with an ultrasonic oscillator for unpressurized fine particle spraying. Ultrasonic vibrations generated by piezoelectric ceramics are transmitted to the spray nozzle (atomizer), causing the liquid film to vibrate and forming fine particles for spraying. Liquid is supplied without pressure, allowing for the spraying of fine particles. It accommodates a wide range of liquid flow rates from a minimum of 10ml/min to a maximum of 100ml/min. Since no pressure is applied to the liquid, there is very little splatter or rebound, eliminating waste of the applied liquid and removing the need for large painting booths. This achieves a reduction in capital investment and running costs.