Dispensers

Precise adhesive dispensing for electronics assembly


Check out our range of high-precision solder paste and adhesive dispensing systems for electronics production. These dispensers allow accurate micro-dispensing of fluids, ideal for prototyping and small batch SMT assembly, ensuring repeatable, clean, and efficient results in modern electronics manufacturing.

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Type
Substrate size/volume
Type of medium
Minimum dot size
Geometric form options
Speed
Valve type

D1

manual dispenser

D10

automatic dispensing system with vision

D20

automatic dispensing system with vision

D30-H

Jet dispensing system with vision

D30-L

Jet dispensing system with vision

D40-H

Dispensing system with vision

D40-L

Dispensing system with vision

How to choose the right dispensing system

Choose the dispenser by material viscosity, required dot size, dispensing speed, process repeatability and whether contact or non-contact dispensing is needed. Camera systems, calibration functions and the correct dispensing valve configuration are especially important when working with small dots, fine structures or demanding SMT materials.

Frequently asked questions

What is a dispenser used for in electronics production?

A dispenser applies solder paste, adhesives, fluxes, thermal interface materials, conductive media and other technical fluids onto PCBs or other substrates. It is used when the process requires controlled, repeatable and localized material application.

What is the difference between contact and non-contact dispensing?

In contact dispensing, the medium is applied through a needle close to the surface. Non-contact dispensing ejects the material without touching the PCB, which can be faster and safer for delicate, uneven or densely populated surfaces.

When should non-contact dispensing be used?

Non-contact dispensing is useful for high dot counts, small volumes, high repeatability and applications where touching the surface could disturb the process. It is also helpful when speed and consistent dot geometry are important.

What is the difference between H and L dispenser versions?

H versions are intended for higher-viscosity media, while L versions are optimized for lower-viscosity media. This helps match the dispensing valve and process behavior to the material used in production.

Can one dispenser work with different materials?

Yes, depending on the selected configuration and valve setup, dispensers can process solder paste, adhesives, thermal pastes, conductive materials and other technical media used in electronics manufacturing.