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PVA to Showcase Advanced Conformal Coating and Dispensing Solutions at productronica China 2024
February 27, 2024 | PVAEstimated reading time: 1 minute
PVA, a global supplier of automated dispensing and coating equipment, is excited to announce its participation in productronica China 2024, one of the leading trade fairs for electronics development and production, scheduled to take place from March 20-22, 2024, at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC). PVA will be exhibiting alongside its distributor, FOCI, in Hall E6, Booth #6746, where attendees can experience firsthand the latest advancements in conformal coating and dispensing technology.
PVA will have two demo machines at PILOTM's booth:
Delta 8 Thermal Dispensing Machine with PDP Progressive Cavity Dual Pump and SB300 Suck Back Valve: This innovative solution offers precise thermal dispensing capabilities, featuring PVA's proprietary Progressive Cavity Dual Pump (PDP) technology and SB300 Suck Back Valve for exceptional control and accuracy in dispensing applications.
Delta 8 4-Axis Conformal Coating and Dispensing Machine with FCS300-ES-UF Ultra Fine Spray Valve, FCM100 Micro Dispense Valve, and FC100-CF Film Coating Valve, along with the New PathMaster X Programming Software: This versatile system combines advanced conformal coating and dispensing capabilities with PVA's state-of-the-art PathMaster X Programming Software, offering manufacturers enhanced control, precision, and efficiency in their production processes.
Don't miss this opportunity to explore PVA's cutting-edge conformal coating and dispensing solutions at productronica China 2024. Visit Hall E6, Booth #6746, to learn more about how PVA's innovative technologies can enhance your manufacturing processes.
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