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Techcon Launches TS9800 Series Jet Valve Dispensing System
March 17, 2022 | TechconEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Techcon, a leader in precision fluid dispensing technologies, is pleased to announce the launch of their new TS9800 Series Jet Valve Dispensing System, the fastest dispensing system available.
The TS9800 System is comprised of the TS9800 Piezo-actuated Jet Valve and the TS980 Smart Controller. Unlike pneumatic jet valves and other contact dispensing systems, the TS9800 Jet Valve utilizes piezo, non-contact jetting technology for increased speed and accuracy during the dispensing process.
The Techcon TS9800 Jet Valve is capable of dispensing dots and lines as small as 0.5nL at up to 1500 Hz continuous and 2000 Hz max bursts, accurately jetting viscosities up to 2 million cps.
Such state-of-the-art dispensing speed and accuracy is ensured by Techcon qualifying their parts and materials to exacting standards, making the TS9800 Jet Valve a very robust and reliable piece of precision equipment.
Machine integrators can easily combine the speed and accuracy of the TS9800 with high-end automation equipment for best-in-class dispensing results. Modular features such as an external power source provide lower maintenance costs.
The TS980 Smart Controller offers a user-friendly touch-screen interface, featuring fast-setup easy-calibration, ensuring 100% calibration accuracy. The standard internet port means TS980 is Industry 4.0 compliant, for remote access and control over ethernet networks from anywhere in the world.
Typical applications for the TS9800 Jet Valve include:
- Edge sealing and end sealing of LCD and OLED displays
- Die bonding and frame bonding for camera module assembly
- Jetting silicone phosphor in the LED assembly process
- Dispensing underfill in micro-electronic package applications on PCBAs
- Applying micro dots of UV adhesive in medical device applications
“The TS9800 Jet Valve dispensing system is a perfect solution for electronic and medical device machine integrators and builders who need to dispense ultra-small amounts of adhesives and fluids efficiently and consistently to meet high-production and high-quality requirements,” said Can La, Techcon Product Manager. “Manufacturers that are looking to increase productivity, improve product quality, and reduce manufacturing cost will benefit from this technology.”
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