On the 7th of February 2021 ViscoTec Asia celebrates ten successful years of growth in the world of handling fluids and pastes with high precision dosing technology.
Bausch+Ströbel table-top solution EDM 3721 using ViscoTec’s Hygienic Dispenser.
The requirements for fully automated filling lines are diverse, but the following applies in all cases: Only an economical system is beneficial. High cycle rates and the required output rate with constantly precise dosing results must be met.
ViscoTec opens a new chapter in dispensing highly abrasive fluids: By using a special coating on the rotors or more specifically by using a ceramic rotor, customers can achieve even greater process stability due to a much longer lifetime of the dispenser components.
Dosing syringes are an important option for the precise and clean application of pharmaceutical substances. However, the thin cylindrical cavities quickly become a challenge, especially when filling disposable syringes with highly viscous materials or semi-solids.
Dispensing of a high viscous grease with an eco-PEN330 preeflow dispenser.
In the dental industry, consumables such as composites are filled into disposable syringes with Luer Lock attachment or into smaller Unit Dose packages. These flowable filling materials made of plastic and glass are usually highly abrasive, highly viscous, and stringy. This places high demands on dosing and filling systems. The materials are used in the dental industry, for example, for sealing, restorations, or core build-up.
In the cosmetics sector, ViscoTec barrel extraction solutions are often used to feed highly viscous products such as mascara to filling stations. While the emptying and dosing systems can be easily disassembled for cleaning, this does not apply to the hoses in use.
Precise, repeatable, and process-safe applications in the field of micro dispensing have always been the emphasis of the preeflow by ViscoTec brand. Thanks to the volumetric endless piston principle, almost all low to high viscosity materials can be processed.
The word anaerobic means “without air” and therefore describes one of the two curing mechanisms in the handling of one-component adhesives: Air exclusion. Combined with the second mechanism, namely contact with metal ions, a rapid polymerization of the material is achieved.
