Beckmann Converting's ultrasonic bonding technology allows for the lamination of multiple layers of filtration media.

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Featured product/service: Ultrasonic lamination of multi-layer filtration media in any of eight different roll patterns.

How it works: Beckmann Converting uses ultrasonic bonding technology to laminate (roll to roll) up to seven layers of a filtration product into a single, fully functioning laminate media. The company operates as a toll converter, focusing on optimization of the laminating process, while the customer maintains total control over sourcing, selection and quality control of raw materials to meet media design specifications. For most filtration applications, the bonded area can be specified to between .5% to 2% of the full web, leaving most of the materials available to perform their function in the finished laminate.

Its benefits: The ultrasonic process only uses the thermoplastic materials of the original raw materials to achieve the lamination: no additional materials such as adhesives are introduced. Media sustainability is maintained at the highest levels possible. Outsourcing to Beckmann Converting can also lead to lower costs, as companies don’t have to invest in the equipment and personnel to operate ultrasonic bonding.

Utilizing ultrasonic bonding processes exclusively, Beckmann converts continuous, wide web, roll-to-roll technical materials into multiple layer textile composites.