Spray valves
Useful for surface wetting and controlled coverage with oils, release agents or protective media.
Application guide
Dosing technology covers the controlled application of liquid to highly viscous media in very small or precisely repeatable quantities. Valve principle, media supply and control strategy depend on the application form and cycle.
How the process fits together
Dosing technology includes spray valves, jet/pulse valves, chamber dosing valves and outlet/full-jet concepts, plus complete dosing devices that combine supply, application and control in one unit.
What to evaluate
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Useful for surface wetting and controlled coverage with oils, release agents or protective media.
Contactless spot application can support fast cycles or difficult access.
Volumetric microdosing targets repeatable small quantities.
Linear application and larger material quantities may favor a direct jet characteristic.
Integrated supply, application and controls can simplify manual or semi-automatic workstations.
Special-machine applications may require a dosing device designed around the exact process and fixture.
Application definition
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Materials · Dispensing · Application Engineering