Product Introduction

A clean cut through sticky and soft foods

The blade vibrates at 20,000–40,000 cycles per second. That motion parts soft and sticky foods — cake, cheese, frozen layers, confectionery — without crushing them, and releases from the blade with almost no residue.

Each system is built around your product: we tune the frequency, machine the titanium blade to the cut shape, and mount it on a frame, an in-line head or a robot arm to drop into your line.

20 / 30 / 40 kHzTitanium bladeCustom geometryNo stickingIn-line / robot ready

Why Ultrasonic

What the line notices first

01

No sticking

Vibration releases cheese, caramel and soft fillings cleanly — no build-up on the blade.

02

Clean edges

Soft bakery and layered cakes are cut without squashing or crumbs.

03

Consistent portions

The same cut every cycle; the path is programmed, not hand-guided.

04

Custom blades

Blade length, profile and serration tuned to your product.

05

In-line ready

Single or multi-blade heads drop into existing cutting lines.

06

Food-safe

Titanium blade, no lubricant on the product, easy to clean.

Technical Specification

Technical specification

The head, generator and blade are matched as one cutting package for your product.

What we need from you

1

Send a sample of the food or its photo and dimensions.

2

We cut-test and propose blade geometry and frequency.

3

System ships with the test-cut samples.

Blades are tuned to frequency — we re-tune or replace them, never sharpen.

Frequency	20 / 30 / 40 kHz
Blade	Titanium, custom length & profile
Materials	Cake, cheese, bread, frozen food, confectionery, nougat, butter
Generator	2000 series digital, auto frequency tracking
Mounting	Standalone frame / in-line head / robot arm
Voltage	AC 220 V, 50 Hz
Hygiene	Food-grade titanium, no lubricant on product

Suitable Applications

Foods cut cleanly every day

Bakery & Cakes

Layered and cream cakes, cheesecake and sponge cut without squashing.

Cheese & Dairy

Blocks, portions and sticky soft cheese sliced with clean edges.

Confectionery & Frozen

Nougat, chocolate and frozen meals portioned without cracking.

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Customization & Testing

Try it on your product

Send a sample of your food — we cut it on our bench system and return the pieces with the recommended blade geometry and frequency.

• Product and dimensions
• Target portion / shape
• Line speed and cycle time
• Single or multi-blade
• Hygiene requirements
• Mounting (frame / in-line / robot)

Send Us Your Requirement Free Process Test

1

You send a sample or its photo.

2

We cut-test and propose blade + frequency.

3

You receive the cut samples and the quotation.

FAQ

Will sticky products stick to the blade?

The blade vibrates 20,000 times per second, so sticky foods like cheese and cake release cleanly with minimal residue build-up.

Which frequency suits my product?

We match the frequency and blade to your product; softer or coated items often use a higher frequency. Send a sample for a free test.

Can the blade be re-sharpened or re-tuned?

Blades are tuned to frequency; when worn we re-tune or replace them rather than sharpen.

Can you integrate with my existing line?

Yes — multi-blade heads and frames are built to drop into your existing cutting line. Send us the layout.

Food Cutting BladeTitanium, custom geometryFabric Cutting MachineProduction formatsRubber Cutting MachineMounted cutting

Send Your Product for a Free Food-Cut Trial

We return your sample cut with the recommended blade and frequency — before you commit.

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