Material test

-) Can my material be applied in small quantities and repeatable?
-) Can I dose it directly from the original container?
-) Can my material be permanently exposed to compressed air or does it harden when exposed to air??
-) How long can it be stored in cartridges or pressure tanks?
-) Does it harden in the dispensing tips?
-) Does it drip after dispensing? Does it pull strings?

... these are all questions that arise when using a new material.

During a material test, we check the dispensing behaviour of your material with the appropriate dispensing technology.

The costs depend on the customer requirements. The minimum cost is € 300,00.

Your advantages after a material test:

• if the material can be dispensed with compressed air
• if the material can be dispensed directly from the original cartridge or must be transferred before
• if it has to be heated before dispensing
• how to prevent delay-yield or cob-webbing
• how long the material needs to cure on the workpiece
• how long it can be stored in the dispensing cartridge
• which "dispensing technology" is necessary for this (complete solution including all necessary fastening parts and brackets as well as tubing)
• which consumables will be used in the dispensing process
• you can calculate your costs in advance
• you know all settings regarding pressure, travel speed, tip diameter, cartridge size
• you can determine the cycle times and the productivity of the automated process

For a test setup we need:

• the material to be dispensed in the original cartridge (possibly in advance a technical data sheet)
• some workpiece samples
• description/sketch, where and how much material should be dispensed
• some general informations about the planned process:
• how many workpieces should be loaded per workday with the material?
• which cycle time should be reached?
• how much material will be needed per workpiece?
• is it already done by hand?

Application in the industry:

• semiconductor
• PCB-components
• socketing and bonding
• LCD-bonding
• electrical components (such as relays, speakers, batteries)
• automotive
• clothing
• medicine
• optics

used materials:

• fats
• silicones
• 2k-bondings
• solder pastes
• conductive adhesives
• uv-adhesives
• epoxy resins
• sealants
• other liquid materials