TWO TREES U1 Ultrasonic Cutter

The U1 Ultrasonic Cutter utilizes ultrasonic vibration technology for cutting, making it suitable for a wide range of materials such as leather, fabric, plastic, and more. This tool is particularly ideal for applications requiring high-precision cutting, delivering clean, accurate cuts while minimizing material damage and frayed edges. It is perfectly suited for crafters, designers, and DIY enthusiasts.

It is ideal for personalized customization and rapid prototyping, allowing designers to achieve intricate cutting and engraving on materials like wood and decorative items.

In education, it serves as a hands-on teaching tool to help students understand material processing and design principles, while sparking interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education.

For personal projects, it is perfect for furniture making, personalized gifts, and home decor. It is also suitable for small businesses and startups producing small-batch products.

Key features include high-precision machining for detailed engraving and clean cutting, broad material compatibility (wood, plastic, rubber, PVC, etc.), a user-friendly interface suitable for all skill levels, adjustable cutting power to match different materials, and high efficiency thanks to high-frequency vibration that minimizes friction and allows fast, smooth cuts.

Product specifications:

• Model: U1

• Adapter Input: 100-240V~ 50/60Hz 1.5A

• Power Adapter Output: 24V 2A

• Main Control Box Input: 24V

• Power: 40W

• Frequency: 40,000 Hz

• Main Control Box Size: 180 x 128 x 74 mm

• Handpiece Length: 136 mm

• Handpiece Cable Length: 1.5 m

• Packaging Weight: 1.15 kg

• Main Material: Injection-molded parts + Electronics

• Blade Replacement: Supported

It is compatible with a wide variety of materials including 3D printing materials, plastic models, PVC, acrylic, leather, rubber, PCB, wood, EVA, and more.

For safety and durability, the device automatically pauses after 5 minutes of continuous use. Press the handpiece button to resume. During extended operation, it's recommended to give the blade tip short breaks to prevent overheating and maintain performance.