Transducer Core
Piezo core, turned & milled in one setup
The heart of the instrument: turns the console drive signal into the ultrasonic motion delivered at the instrument tip.
- Piezo stack matched to a one-piece metal horn
- Stepped horn: amplifies the stroke before it reaches the tip
- Lead-wire electrodes, traceable through assembly and test
- Dimensions and materials to your drawing (ODM)
Core Components
Transducer Core
As the acoustic core of the instrument, it pairs with our console for cutting and coagulation in open and MIS procedures.
Specifications
| Construction | Metal horn + piezo ceramic stack |
| Electrodes | Lead-wire type (see photo) |
| Operating frequency | 55.5 kHz |
| Mounting | Front thread + locating flange |
| Fits instrument | WY-H 210 |
| Customization | Size and material to drawing |
Applications
- Two handle types and two working lengths to suit individual surgeons’ preferences.
- Matched to the Weiyan Jinggong console and instrument family for single-source support.
- OEM customization available: livery, packaging, model coding and multilingual labeling.
Indicative only. Indications per registration & clinical docs.
Shot on the real part
Photographed from the actual part; background separated only, the part itself is unretouched. Construction and dimensions are governed by the agreed spec and drawings.
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