A new ultrasonic food cutting technology that can cut widths of up to 600mm with a single blade!
The "Quadro" ultrasonic blade for food cutting, utilizing Duquesne's patented technology, allows for cutting widths of up to 600mm with a single horn, unlike traditional ultrasonic food cutters that use a horn (blade) in a different manner. Additionally, conventional ultrasonic blades have a thicker upper part of the blade, which imposes a height limitation on what can be cut. When attempting to cut taller ingredients, a one-wavelength horn (as opposed to the half-wavelength of a standard horn) had to be used. However, because the Quadro blade maintains a consistent thickness, there are no height limitations for cutting, significantly expanding the range of compatible ingredients.
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Frequency: 20kHz Cutting width: Two types of 450mm/600mm Cutting height: No restrictions Holding method: Dual support specification that holds both sides of the blade (horn)
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Cheese that tends to stick to the blade, frozen cakes that are prone to losing their shape (also at room temperature), and doughs for cookies and pies.
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Dukane Japan is the Japanese subsidiary of Dukane IAS LLC, headquartered in St. Charles, Illinois, USA. It supports various plastic welding processes with its unique advanced technologies, including ultrasonic servo welders utilizing servo control technology, ultrasonic probe systems that can be controlled and monitored from external PLCs via Ethernet IP connection or CC-Link connection, vibration welders capable of high-precision welding with high mechanical rigidity, and the Servo Weld Plus (Dual Servo) spin welder that performs rotation and pressure control via servo. Additionally, with the motto "One World, One Dukane," it offers comprehensive support in countries and regions outside Japan through a worldwide network that spans major industrial nations. This allows for the relocation of equipment purchased in Japan to overseas locations for local service, as well as the maintenance of equipment relocated from abroad in Japan.
