20 kHz Ultrasonic Transducer
Model · MC-JQ-T2020
A 20 kHz transducer for plastic welding and food-cutting assemblies, offered with several power configurations.
- Frequency
- 20 kHz ±0.5 kHz
- Power options
- 1500 / 2000 / 3000 W
- Capacitance
- 10000–12000 pF
Designed for your process.
A 20 kHz transducer for plastic welding and food-cutting assemblies, offered with several power configurations.
The right result depends on the complete setup: equipment, tooling, material and process settings. Use the technical information below to begin selection, then confirm the configuration around your production requirements.
Read the selection guide →From equipment to application.
Explore relevant workpieces and industry contexts.
⊕Plastic enclosures & electronics
Conceptual polymer parts and fixtures for joint-design discussions.
⊕Precision food portioning
Conceptual food-cutting environment for discussing texture, portion size and handling.
AI-generated application concepts illustrate industry contexts, not actual customer facilities or verified production results. Equipment selection is confirmed for each project.
The details that matter.
| Frequency | 20 kHz ±0.5 kHz |
|---|---|
| Power options | 1500 / 2000 / 3000 W |
| Capacitance | 10000–12000 pF |
| Connector | Aviation plug |
| Ceramic discs | 4 pcs |
Values describe the listed product or available configurations; they are not necessarily combined in one build. Confirm the model, tooling and application before ordering.
Product information reviewed: 2026-10-09
Useful answers.
What is the MC-JQ-T2020 used for?+
A 20 kHz transducer for plastic welding and food-cutting assemblies, offered with several power configurations.
What should I provide for model selection?+
Share your material, part drawing, joint or cutting geometry, target output and installation constraints. For replacement components, include the existing generator, frequency and connection dimensions.
Can I confirm a configuration before ordering?+
Yes. Use the inquiry form to describe your application and the required model. Final tooling, electrical supply, interfaces and performance targets should be agreed for your project.







