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Your Guide To Dispensing Tips

By Dorothy Olson


It does not matter if you are dispensing oil, glue, grease, silicone, epoxy, sealant, UV cure or other assembly fluid. There are times when it is the small things that you overlooked will make the difference. For that perfect workflow, what you might simple need is an air filter or regulator or you just need to how to properly adjust the dispenser of a syringe. This article will serve your guide to dispensing tips.

Preventing air bubbles from going inside your syringe barrel. When air is trapped inside the syringe, there are three things that can happen, it will drool, ooze, or a ball of material is formed at the dispense tip. Now, there are many ways that you can do in order to prevent air from getting inside and ruining the deposit consistency.

With low up to medium viscosity fluids, you should the barrel to a certain angle to prevent the forming of air bubbles. A piston is a tool that helps air out during the process of dispensing, so make sure you use this. When air bubbles are present, holding the syringe in a position where the end of the tip is facing upward while tapping gently the syringe is the solution.

For bubbles rising up top, remove the cap and slowly push the piston upward so large bubbles are removed. Use centrifuge for medium up to high viscosity fluids. For thicker fluids, the bubbles will start to compress every time you do the dispense cycle. The best thing to do would be to remove air before proceeding to dispensing using centrifuge.

Store syringes in upright position. This implies the top tip is looking down. This ensures that the pockets of air will ascend, and this anticipates air rises from framing. Obviously, in the event that you need to maintain a strategic distance from such from occurring, you simply need to ensure you store and make use of them accurately.

How to enhance the performance of your syringe dispensers. First things first, know which size for your deposit is right. The job of your syringe dispenser is to accurately and repeatedly deposit fluids. For the dispenser to perform at its utmost ability, there are three steps that needs to be performed first.

First step is to choose the correct tip. Get the dot diameter you need and cut this in half. You will use this as your baseline for experimentation in order to know the right ID or internal diameter. When making a line, the line width should be cut in half. The second step is setting air pressure. The air pressure you set will determine how much fluid would flow.

Start with 0 psi. Watch out the tip while increasing psi as fluid may start to come out from there. You should only stop increasing the psi the moment when the fluid flowing is already consistent. Finally, set your time. The timer you input is also for how long and quick the deposits would be and its size. Producing faster means increasing pressure and decreasing time.

Choosing the right piston. Pistons are important components that lets you achieve the accurate results. These are used for applying even and consistent force to the syringe that will ensure a uniformed and controlled dispensing. When selecting pistons, make sure their interface fits perfectly and does not bounce too much.




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