Inline Cleaning and Other Equipment
Precision Vacuum Defoaming System
Vacuum and heat pull bubbles from adhesives, coats and packages. Vacuum reaches −0.098 MPa.
Bubbles left in optical bond, potting or a medical package become visible defects and weak joints. The defoamer uses vacuum to −0.098 MPa and controlled heat to collapse them, with a cycle adjustable from about 3 to 15 minutes. It states removal of more than 99% of microbubbles versus long static waiting. Options include 350 °C heating, nitrogen fill and vision. SPC, remote assist and automatic program call support mixed boards. Epoxy, silicone and UV materials are in scope.
What it does
- Vacuum to −0.098 MPa
- Cycle about 3–15 minutes
- More than 99% of microbubbles
- Optional high heat, nitrogen, vision
Where it is used
- Optical bonding and potting
- Electronic and medical packages
Questions
Plasma or ultrasonic?
Plasma is a dry inline pretreatment before bonding, print or coat. Ultrasonic is for loose particles in a tank, including flux, instruments and mechanisms.
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