Sonobond Ultrasonics, Inc., an  Inductotherm Group Company, has launched a new website and a new brand logo. These are the first of many positive changes for the company, representing a lot more than a new design.

What Does Inductotherm Group mean for Sonobond Customers?

Although Sonobond has been a wholly owned subsidiary of Inductotherm Group’s parent company for over 30 years, becoming part of the Inductotherm Group will now provide Sonobond Ultrasonics and its customers greater access to advanced power supply technologies, global service resources, and expanded supply chain resources.

In addition, Inductotherm Group will open up a promising future for new product sales and faster local service delivery to customers operating in every major global market.

Context and Advantages for Metal Welding and Textile/Nonwovens Assembly

Sonobond Ultrasonics (then known as Aeroprojects), invented ultrasonic metal welding in 1960. The company received the first patent ever issued for this technology, awarded for their Wedge-Reed System. Since then, Sonobond has been the worldwide leader in developing sophisticated ultrasonic welders for non-ferrous metals.

Applications for the technical textiles industry, which have continued unabated for over three decades, present new opportunities for growth, especially wherever sewn seams are not adequate to satisfy end-use requirements for nonwovens and synthetics. Inductotherm Group’s expanded manufacturing and supply chain resources will add a new dimension to Sonobond’s ability to provide cost-effective ultrasonic sewing and fabric bonding assembly solutions.

A Track Record of Industry Leadership and Customer Service

For over 60 years, Sonobond’s ultrasonic welding and assembly equipment has been used by leading firms in the apparel, appliance, automotive, aviation, ballistics, battery, electrical, environmental, filtration, HVAC, medical, and PPE industries.

Additionally, Sonobond Ultrasonics’ employees have earned a positive reputation for providing exceptional customer service and outstanding technical support before, during and after equipment installation.

While marketing materials continue to transition to the new “Inductotherm” look, no-charge, no-obligation metal and textile viability testing will carry on unabated.

Contact Sonobond Ultrasonics through the website, SonobondUltrasonics.com, by calling 800-323-1269 or 610-696-4710, or by emailing info@SonobondUltrasonics.com. Forms for requesting free sample welds and bonds, and for downloading technical documents, can be accessed via the website.