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Herrmann Ultrasonics Celebrates 25 Years in Business

Company is commemorating milestone with launch of an anniversary edition of its HiQ Medialog ultrasonic welding machine.

Hermann Ultrasonics has announced that this year marks its 25th anniversary. In 1990, Thomas Herrmann, the son of Walter Herrmann, who founded Herrmann Ultraschalltechnik GmbH in 1961, established Herrmann Ultrasonics Inc. in the Chicago area.
 
Herrmann Ultrasonics has been focused on providing ultrasonic welding technology for various markets such as the medical, automotive, consumer, electronics, food and also the hygiene industry. The company has become a technology leader in ultrasonic welding by developing the most advanced products, providing ultrasonics engineering expertise and total solution offerings.
 
Continuous growth of its Plastic, Packaging and Nonwovens divisions has allowed the company to establish technology centers throughout North America. The 20,000 sq. ft. facility, located in Bartlett, IL, has been managed by Uwe Peregi since 2006. This modern and advanced facility allows Herrmann Ultrasonics to provide feasibility studies and trial runs in one of the three laboratories. Fast tooling delivery is standard due to in-house vertical integrated 3D tooling design and CNC manufacturing.
 
In honor of the significant occasion, Herrmann Ultrasonics will launch an anniversary edition of its HiQ Medialog ultrasonic welding machine. This welder was inspired by executive vice president and general manager Uwe Peregi and is mostly used by medical device manufacturers. A new look, cleanroom-friendly surfaces, additional safety features and exhausts to control particles contribute to the uniqueness of the HiQ Medialog. The machine also includes the operator interface FSC, which meets the requirements of FDA CFR 21 part 11.
 

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