The medical industry utilizes ultrasonically welded parts such as face masks, blood and gas filters, arterial filters, and anesthesia filters. These are made from disparate materials like medical plastic ABS or polyethylene and are designed to work with ultrasonic welding techniques.

Automobile manufacturing heavily depends on welding technology to join plastics for components such as door panels, instrument panels, and steering wheels. The welding process offers low capital costs, automation with reduced cycle times, and flexibility.

Ultrasonic welding technology is commonly used in the electronics industry to join wired connections, resulting in simpler, more precise and efficient creation of small circuits. Additionally, this process can also be utilized for assembling electric motors, capacitors, and storage media devices.