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PVA to Demo Flexible Robotic Conformal Coating / Dispensing System at The Battery Show
August 22, 2019 | PVAEstimated reading time: 1 minute
PVA will be running live dispensing demos at the Dymax booth #2245 at The Battery Show, scheduled to take place September 10-12, 2019 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, Michigan. Demos will encompass robotic application of a Dymax adhesive with a FC100-MC needle dispense valve followed by curing using a Dymax BlueWave MX-150 LED UV spot curing system, both integrated into a Delta 6 platform.
The Delta 6 is a flexible robotic conformal coating/dispensing system that is ideal for selective coating, potting, bead, and meter-mix dispensing applications. The robust overhead three-axis motion platform is suitable for inline or batch operations. The Delta 6 has a slim footprint, rigid structure, and robust gantry configuration designed for high accuracy and demanding applications.
The Delta 6 has many options and integrated features including:
- Robotic system repeatability of +/-25 microns
- Closed loop process control throughout gantry system
- Optional servo-controlled four-axis programmable motion featuring valve tilt and rotate
- Multiple dispensing applications or materials possible in one cell
- Onboard PC for unlimited program storage
- Exclusive PathMaster programming environment
The FC100 is a versatile, high pressure dispensing valve for single-component bead, dot, potting, or encapsulation projects.
A PVA applications engineer will be on hand in the Dymax booth to answer any questions about dispensing and coating, as well as other application solutions in the PVA line-up such as coating inspection, optical bonding and curing ovens.
About PVA
PVA is a global supplier of conformal coating systems, innovative fluid dispensing solutions and precision valve technology. PVA’s customer driven solutions are utilized worldwide in industries ranging from solar, semiconductor packaging, printed circuit board assembly, medical device manufacturing, and consumer electronics. Throughout the changing global manufacturing landscape, PVA remains committed to providing our customers with exceptional products and industry-leading global support.
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