AH-60S industrial surgical gown lace cutting ultrasonic sewing machine

The AH-60S is an ultrasonic lace machine designed for cutting and sealing/attaching lace and trim used in surgical gowns and similar medical garments using 20 kHz ultrasonic technology.

Output frequency: 20 kHz; Input power: adjustable 1500–2000 W; Running speed: 0–20 m/min; Pattern width: 0–60 mm; Pattern diameter: 50–60 mm; Net weight: 75 kg; Machine size: 11200 × 600 × 1200 (units as supplied); Power supply: 220 V ±5 V, 50/60 Hz, 6 A.

It is intended for thermoplastic and synthetic textiles commonly used in surgical gown trims and lace (for example non-woven and synthetic lace). For specialized materials or blends, test samples are recommended.

Input power is adjustable between 1500 and 2000 W. Power adjustments are made via the machine's control interface—refer to the operator manual for step-by-step instructions and recommended settings for different materials.

Yes. The running speed is variable from 0 to 20 m/min and can be adjusted on the machine to match material feed and desired seam quality.

Pattern width can be set from 0 to 60 mm. The specified pattern diameter range is 50–60 mm (confirm exact use of diameter with your supplier if needed).

Working power supply required is 220 V ±5 V, 50/60 Hz, 6 A. Ensure a stable grounded power source and adequate space for the machine footprint and operator access.

Net weight is 75 kg. Machine dimensions are provided as 11200 × 600 × 1200 (please confirm units and required clearance with the supplier prior to installation).

No thread or conventional cutting blades are required for the ultrasonic cutting/sealing process—the machine uses ultrasonic vibrations to cut and seal edges.

Regular checks and cleaning of the sonotrode/horn and tooling, inspection of electrical and pneumatic connections, periodic calibration of the ultrasonic generator, and replacement of worn sonotrodes or tooling as needed. Follow the manufacturer maintenance schedule.

Spare parts such as sonotrodes, horns, and generator components are typically available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Contact your supplier for parts lists, lead times, and service options.

Yes. Proper operator training is recommended to safely set up parameters, perform maintenance, and troubleshoot the ultrasonic system to ensure consistent quality and safe operation.

Follow standard electrical and machine-safety procedures: ensure the machine is properly grounded, keep hands clear of the tooling during operation, use safety guards where provided, and follow the manufacturer's safety instructions and lockout/tagout procedures for maintenance.

Ultrasonic cutting typically produces clean, sealed edges that prevent fraying and produce consistent bonds on compatible thermoplastic trims. Final quality depends on correct power, speed, and tooling settings for the material.

For technical support, warranty details, and purchase-related questions, contact the machine supplier or manufacturer directly. They can provide documentation, spare parts, maintenance guides, and after-sales service.