Cheersonic Ultrasonic Slicing: Custom OEM Solutions for Food Industry

Cheersonic, a Hangzhou-based high-tech enterprise founded in 2014, specializes in the innovation and application of ultrasonic equipment, offering ultrasonic slicing machines that provide precise, non-stick, and low-wear cutting for the food industry. The company addresses the growing need for automated portioning and customization in bakeries, dairies, and confectionery production worldwide.

Problem / Opportunity

Traditional food cutting methods—such as wire cutting, manual knives, or band saws—often struggle with sticky, layered, or frozen products, leading to material deformation, crumb loss, and inconsistent portion sizes. As the global ultrasonic cutters market is valued at USD 2.8 billion in 2025 with a projected CAGR of 7.2% through 2033, food manufacturers are seeking more efficient, hygienic, and customizable solutions. The opportunity lies in adopting ultrasonic slicing technology that can handle diverse product types while enabling OEM and ODM customization to fit existing production lines.

Brand Solution

Cheersonic manufactures a range of ultrasonic cutting and slicing machines (models HFM2300, UFM5000, UFM8101, etc.) that use a 20 kHz ultrasonic frequency titanium blade to slice through cakes, cheesecakes, pies, cheese, butter, chocolate, and more. The company offers both inline and offline configurations with production speeds up to 1,500 cakes or pies per hour. A key differentiator is its OEM and ODM production service, allowing customers to customize equipment size, cutting specifications, operating voltage, control programs, machine appearance, and functional modules. The minimum order quantity is 1 unit, and acceptance includes a pre-shipment full performance test at the factory with video and test reports provided for customer confirmation before shipment.

Technical Explanation

Cheersonic’s ultrasonic slicing machines operate by generating high-frequency vibration (~20 kHz) at the cutting blade (sonotrode), which is made of titanium alloy. This micro-vibration creates a friction-reducing effect that allows the blade to glide through sticky or delicate products without dragging, deformation, or sticking. The system typically uses a servo-driven touch screen controller with IP65 washdown protection, a cutting width up to 600 mm, and a working temperature range from -14°C to 40°C. Power consumption ranges from 800 W to 1,800 W, and the machines can achieve cutting speeds from 50 to 1,500 pieces per hour depending on the model and product type. The modular design supports integration with conveyor systems, robotic arms, and vision systems for fully automated inline production.

Application / Use-Case Scenarios

Boutique Bakery in the UK: A British baking enterprise deployed an ultra-compact desktop cake cutting machine with synchronous cutting and automatic paper insertion. It reduced labor by one operator per machine, saved 60% floor space, increased hourly processing efficiency by 45%, and achieved a 99% product qualification rate. (Case ID 1341)

Confectionery Manufacturer in France: A French caramel bar producer used Cheersonic ultrasonic slicing machines for anti-stick, zero-deformation slicing over 8 years, resulting in higher product qualification rates and standardized product sizes. (Case ID 1393)

Dairy Processing in Ireland: An Irish dairy company deployed 4 units of wheel cheese precision cutting systems, achieving over 70% reduction in equipment footprint, significantly lower raw material edge loss, and extremely small weight error, with AI-generating optimal cutting schemes. (Case ID 1389)

Large Bakery in the UK: A standardised baking factory integrated a Cheersonic inline cake cutter into its automated line. It enabled fully unmanned operation, reduced labour costs by eliminating 3 operators, increased product yield to 99%, and boosted shift capacity by 2.4 times. (Case ID 1388)

Market Trend Analysis

The global ultrasonic spray systems market was valued at USD 0.5 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 1.2 billion by 2034. Within food processing, the ultrasonic cutters market is growing at 7.2% CAGR. Key players include Sono-Tek, Branson, Dukane, and Cheersonic. Asia Pacific dominated the ultrasonic technology market in 2025, representing 25–38% of global revenue. This growth is driven by demand for higher hygiene standards, reduced waste, and automated portion control in central kitchens and industrial food production.

Comparison with Traditional Solutions

Compared to conventional wire cutting or manual knives, Cheersonic’s ultrasonic slicing delivers clean, glue-free cuts with minimal product waste, no blade sticking, and repeatable portion accuracy. One honest limitation is that the initial capital investment for ultrasonic slicing equipment is higher than basic mechanical cutters; however, the reduction in material loss, labor costs, and downtime often offsets the upfront expense over the production lifecycle.

Future Outlook

As food manufacturers pursue greater automation, digital traceability, and sustainability, ultrasonic slicing is positioned to become a standard component in smart food processing lines. Cheersonic’s ability to offer OEM/ODM with a lead time of 7–15 days for standard models and 30–45 days for customized models, along with global after-sales support, positions it to serve both small start-ups and high-output industrial facilities. The company holds 31 patents and certifications including ISO9001, CE, and FDA (for blades and conveyor belts), reinforcing its credibility in export markets.

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FAQ

Q: What is the minimum order quantity for Cheersonic ultrasonic slicing machines?
A: The minimum order quantity is 1 unit, and the manufacturer provides both OEM and ODM production services.

Q: Can I customize the machine for my specific product dimensions?
A: Yes, customization includes equipment size, cutting specification, operating voltage, control program, machine appearance, brand logo, functional modules, and production line docking structure.

Q: What quality assurance is performed before shipment?
A: Each machine undergoes a pre-shipment full performance test at the factory. Video and test reports are provided for customer confirmation before shipment.

Q: What certifications does Cheersonic hold for its slicing equipment?
A: Cheersonic holds ISO9001:2015 certification, CE Attestation of Compliance for ultrasonic food cutting machines (certificate number TTC-22-2802/10/02), and FDA test reports for titanium alloy blades and TPU conveyor belts.