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Glue dispensing machine Also known as a gluing machine, dispensing machine, or dotting machine, this is an automated device that can precisely control the flow of fluids and dispense them onto the surface or interior of products. It enables three-dimensional and four-dimensional path dispensing, offering accurate positioning, precise glue control, and ensuring no stringing, no leakage, and no dripping.

Encapsulating machines are commonly used for encapsulating LED displays, LED energy-saving lamps, LED light strips, computer power supplies, relay modules, sensors, PCBs, solar panels, coil inductors, soft-light strips, point sources, and LED displays.

Glue dispensing machine Simple and convenient operation greatly improves work efficiency, replacing manual operations and enabling mechanized production. The machine operates independently, offering simplicity, convenience, high speed, and accuracy. The SD card storage method facilitates data management and file transfer between machines. It can be equipped with a two-component pumping system to form a fully automatic dual-fluid dispensing machine. It can also be fitted with accessories such as dispensing controllers and dispensing valves to create a floor-standing dispensing system. Featuring a locking mechanism that can be equipped with screws and configured as an automatic screw-locking machine, this device can be upgraded on demand to an online robot for various automated assembly applications. It boasts strong load-bearing capacity and a large processing space.

In the mechanized and industrialized production processes of all modern enterprises, the fully automatic glue-applying machine is an automated piece of equipment. But how does it differ from manual glue application? First, manual glue application requires manually mixing the adhesive, and can only be carried out within a limited operational range. During manual stirring, air bubbles continuously enter the adhesive, causing its fluidity to deteriorate progressively and making it increasingly difficult to control the amount of adhesive used. As a result, bubbles often appear in the finished products—bubbles that are not easy to eliminate—leading to reduced work efficiency and higher costs, as well as increased consumption of both human resources and materials. However, the biggest advantage of the glue-applying machine is its ability to automatically adjust the adhesive ratio, offering high efficiency and enhanced safety.

Of course, some adhesives need to be applied using an adhesive dispensing machine. For example, some adhesives have a short curing time, and many air bubbles are intentionally introduced during the application process.

Glue dispensing machine Operation procedure: The AB adhesive is automatically drawn into the container while a vacuum is simultaneously applied, ensuring that the single-component adhesive remains bubble-free. The machine is fully sealed throughout the entire process, guaranteeing bubble-free mixing of the adhesive. The surface is smooth, and the amount of adhesive dispensed is highly accurate.

The dispensing machine automatically measures and mixes the adhesive according to a preset ratio. The freshly mixed adhesive has the best fluidity, and both the total amount of adhesive and the dispensing speed are adjustable, ensuring consistent adhesive volume for each product and a high degree of standardization. The machine can run continuously without requiring cleaning; after 30 minutes of operation, the adhesive itself will automatically clean the machine. The dispensing machine boasts high efficiency in adhesive application. One automated adhesive dispenser can significantly reduce labor requirements, helping businesses lower labor costs and address the challenge of finding qualified workers. Because the machine uses large volumes of adhesive and can distribute it automatically, it minimizes waste of both adhesive and materials. Moreover, using this machine for adhesive dispensing eliminates the messy, scattered application that often occurs when manual dispensing is done in the workshop, thereby improving the working environment.