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Techcon Systems to Display New Positive Displacement PC Pump at The ASSEMBLY Show
October 25, 2016 | Techcon SystemsEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
Techcon Systems, a product group of OK International and a leading provider of fluid dispensing systems and products, will exhibit in Booth #345 at The ASSEMBLY Show, this week from Oct. 25-27, 2016 in Rosemont, Illinois. The team will demonstrate the new TS8100 Series Positive Displacement PC Pump, along with its dispensing robots. The continuously volumetric dispense pump is based on Progressive Cavity (PC) technology.
The turning rotor on the TS8100 moves the fluid in tightly sealed cavities through the stator’s fluid chambers to create a volumetric fluid flow that does not change the shape or size of the fluid. Due to the PC pump’s unique dispensing technology, accuracy and repeatability of ± 1 percent is achievable.
The TS8100 comes standard with a syringe bracket, mounting bracket kit, luer lock fitting, cleaning kit and dispensing tip selection pack. Typical applications include: under filling PCBA components, encapsulation and potting applications, applying lubrication on automotive parts, and dispensing pastes and flux.
Techcon also will showcase its new TSR2000 Bench Top Robot Series that has been designed for a wide range of fluid dispensing applications, from inline to batch. The versatile TSR2000 dispensing platforms deliver consistent, high-performance dispensing results at an affordable price. The TSR2000 Series is ideal for the following applications: dispense dots of solder paste, form-in-place gasket, filling, potting, encapsulation, bonding, coating and many more. Three models are available (TSR2201, TSR2301 and TSR2401) to accommodate a wide range of working envelopes.
Company representatives also will showcase consumable plastic containers, including cartridges, syringes, Techkits, squeeze bottles and clever barrier bags.
About Techcon Systems
Techcon Systems was established in 1961 to service industrial manufacturing markets and has continued to be a leader in fluid dispensing systems and products. In 1996, OK International acquired Techcon Systems, providing a strong global sales channel, with direct subsidiaries in the UK. Today, Techcon represents OK International’s Industrial Product Division. Currently focusing on fluid dispensing systems, Techcon’s components are used in medical, automotive, telecommunications, aerospace, and industrial applications worldwide, helping to improve manufacturing processes and increase the customers’ bottom lines. Techcon offers an array of fluid dispensing products and provides dispensing components ranging from disposable accessories to complete microprocessor-controlled dispensing systems, and precision valves. For more information, visit the company at www.techcon.com.
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