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  Glue dispensing machine Also known as an AB two-component dispensing machine, this is an automated device specifically designed to control the flow of fluids, precisely dispensing, coating, and encapsulating liquids onto or within product surfaces to achieve functions such as sealing, fixation, and waterproofing. It typically uses two-part adhesives.

It is primarily used for bonding, pouring, coating, sealing, and filling with liquids such as adhesives and oils during the product manufacturing process. Automatic dispensing machines can handle the dispensing of irregular shapes, including dots, lines, arcs, and circles.

How do I buy it?

Before purchasing a grouting machine, you need to understand two things first:

1. Basic properties of the glue used

a) What kind of adhesive is it—single-component or two-component (AB adhesive)?

b) If it’s a two-component adhesive, what is the weight ratio of components A and B?

c) Viscosity and density of the adhesive;

d) How long does it take for the glue to begin curing, and what is the total curing time?

e) How to package the glue,

2. Requirements to be met during the grouting process

a) What are the precision requirements for glue dispensing, and how much glue is used per product?

b) The adhesive is used for potting, bonding, insulation, moisture resistance, and drip prevention.

c) How to perform the potting operation,

Selection Principles

1. Adhesive: Use a single-component dispensing machine for ordinary adhesives, and a two-component dispenser for AB adhesives. Glue dispensing machine For PU adhesive, use a PU potting machine; for UV adhesive, use a dedicated syringe.

2. Gluing Process: For conventional gluing, semi-automatic gluing machines (such as foot-controlled ones) are typically used. For precise positioning and line marking, automatic gluing machines—such as benchtop, three-axis, or circular-path machines—are employed. In fact, the automation features of dispensing machines are considered ancillary functions. The gluing machine plays a more critical role in controlling the adhesive flow, while other functions can be accomplished with the aid of automated robotic arms.

3. Work Efficiency and Environment: For small quantities of products, if efficiency is not a priority, use a manual glue gun. When working outdoors, also use a glue gun. Accurate control of glue output and proper machine operation are required. If automatic dispensing is needed, use a machine equipped with automatic functions.

4. Cost: There are various grouting solutions available. Not all grouting methods require the use of machinery, and not all automated dispensing methods necessarily rely on... Glue dispensing machine From a cost perspective, if a particular adhesive requires machinery that’s excessively expensive, you might consider switching to a different adhesive. If an automated dispensing machine is too costly, you could think about moving the product instead of upgrading the dispensing nozzle.

Disadvantage

1. The machine’s internal cooling system isn’t very good.

2. Crashes and system freezes occur frequently.

3. LCD anti-blackout may result in garbled text.

4. The worktable of the machine tool (which appears after a period of operation) exhibits positional deviation from the actual workpiece.

5. The static electricity treatment is not ideal (there’s a lot of static).

6. The three-axis operation speed is slow and differs from the manufacturer’s actual requirements.

7. After using the small glue dispenser on the table for a while, the table’s relay will fail, causing the signal to remain continuously active and resulting in glue leakage.

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9. The machine has relatively weak load-bearing capacity.

10. The local connection of the drive board connector is loose, which can easily lead to poor contact between the motherboard and the drive board.