The ultrasonic bonding equipment mainly consists of an ultrasonic generator and a roller, and the main components of the ultrasonic generator include horn, power supply, and transformer. Horn, also known as a radiation head, can concentrate sound waves onto a single plane. Roller, also known as anvil, is used to gather the heat released from the horn of the ultrasonic generator. The bonded material is placed between the ultrasonic generator "horn" and the roller for continuous operation, and is bonded together under low static force. A frequency converter converts electrical energy into high-frequency electrical energy, which is then converted into ultrasonic oscillator and converted into vibration energy. An amplification system (intensifier) amplifies the vibration energy and transmits it to the horn. Acoustic tools are in contact with the material to be bonded. These super auditory frequencies cause mechanical pressure between material molecules, release heat, destroy the molecular bonding in the material, cause material melting at the bonding point, and then use mechanical pressure to bond two or more layers of materials together.