IIID Unveils Three Indigenous Ultrasonic Innovations

A knowledge-based company in the Iran International Innovation District (IIID) has introduced three advanced ultrasonic devices, showcasing domestic expertise in cutting-edge industrial technology.

[June 25, 2025] - Avapardaz Hooshmand Afra, a knowledge-based company based in the Elite Technology Development Center at the Iran International Innovation District (IIID), has successfully developed three innovative ultrasonic products using indigenous technology. These products—ultrasonic sieve, ultrasonic welding machine, and ultrasonic homogenizer—demonstrate competitive potential on the global stage and serve a wide range of industries.

Starting operations in 2014 with prototype development, the company has progressed to creating advanced devices. According to Mohammad Afzalzadeh, the director of the company, the ultrasonic sieve uses high-frequency vibrations to prevent mesh clogging, benefiting industries such as powder coating, pharmaceuticals, food, and powdered metals. The ultrasonic welding machine enables polymer bonding without adhesives or direct heat, ideal for high-volume production in automotive, toy, packaging, and household appliance sectors. Additionally, the ultrasonic homogenizer supports liquid homogenization and accelerates chemical reactions, with semi-industrial models already deployed in pharmaceutical and research applications.

Currently in the commercialization phase, these products are set to obtain knowledge-based certifications and will be showcased at specialized exhibitions to explore international markets. Afzalzadeh emphasized that IIID’s infrastructure has been pivotal in overcoming past industrial challenges and accelerating technical and production advancements.

The company aspires to position these innovations as reliable alternatives to imported solutions, contributing significantly to domestic industries and technology-driven exports. For more details, visit ultrasonic.ir.