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News Release from: Sealant Equipment and Engineering | Subject: 2200-Series
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 19 September 2006
Valves improve dispensing performance
Mid-size dispense valves are redesigned to improve dispensing and operating performance for the user.
Sealant Equipment and Engineering has redesigned its 2200-Series mid-size dispense valves to improve dispensing and operating performance for the user The new design of these one-piece body valves includes the No-Drip, Snuf-Bak and Tip-Seal fluid-dispense-valve product families
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 27 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Two new design features of the 2200-Series valves are a new needle for fluid-flow control and a new bearing-fastening design for the needle bearing.
The new needle has an improved coating for longer needle-shaft and seal life, and eliminates a part for simpler assembly.
The new bearing-fastener design allows easy bearing replacement and maintains alignment with the needle shaft for improved seal life.
The redesigned mid-size dispense valve models are No-Drip 2200-911 and 2200-044, Snuf-Bak 2200-727 and 2200-717, and Tip-Seal 2200-1051.
These pneumatically actuated valves are designed to dispense adhesives, sealants and lubricants such as epoxies, silicones, polyurethanes, PVC sealers and mastics.
The No-Drip valves are designed for low-viscosity pourable materials.
Snuf-Bak valves are ideal for dispensing high-viscosity non-level-seeking materials, and the Tip-Seal zero-cavity design is ideal for precision dispensing of low- to high-viscosity flowable materials.
Material is delivered to the valves by either a metering assembly or under regulated pressure from supply tanks or pumps available from Sealant Equipment and Engineering.
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