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January 7, 2019 | TechconEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Techcon plans to exhibit in booth #1314 at the IPC APEX EXPO 2019, scheduled to take place January 29-31, 2019 at the San Diego Convention Center. The company will showcase its TSR2000 Smart Dispensing Robots, TS8100-100 PC Pump with new controller, and TS5000DMP-DCX valve.
TSR2000 Series Smart Dispensing Robots are designed specifically for precise fluid dispensing applications and are compatible with all valve types and controllers. The user-friendly, smart PC-based software make the robots easy to program and simple to operate.
From a general assembly manufacturer looking to automate an existing dispensing application, to an engineer designing a production process from the very beginning, Techcon Systems dispensing robots offer unsurpassed value in automated precision fluid dispensing. The basic dispensing robot series are available in three platforms:
- TSR2201: 200mm X 200mm
- TSR2301: 300mm X 300mm
- TSR2401: 400mm X 400mm
TS8100-100 Positive Displacement PC Pump is a continuously volumetric pump volumetric dispense designed based on Progressive Cavity (PC) technology. The pump can accurately dispense a wide range of fluids, from low viscosity coatings to high viscosity greases. The TS580R is a Smart PC Pump controller capable of controlling the Techcon TS8100 series PC Pump. With a universal power supply, it is a fully ‘plug and play' system and can be used immediately, anywhere in the world.
The TS5000DMP-DCX is a Disposable Material Path Rotary Valve Equipped
with a quick access hinged door, for rapid feed-path replacement. Techcon’s patented disposable material path (DMP) valve contains a disposable feed screw for easy maintenance and reliable dispensing. With the feed screw made of Delrin, the valve is designed for use with two-compound and UV fluids.
Company representatives also will show Techcon’s line of consumables, which includes dispensing tips, syringes, cartridges and nozzles. To learn more about Techcon, visit Booth #1314 at the IPC APEX EXPO 2019.
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