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Drive for Gluing Applicator

04/18/2010 2:33 PM

I need design or evaluating purchase-if exist on market- a drive for electromagnetic gluer applicator that consist apply for a very little time 24 Volt DC -typically 3 micro seg- and then hold it with 5 Volt DC until .

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Re: Drive for Gluing Applicator

04/18/2010 9:09 PM

3 μs? Are you sure? Or 3 ms?

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Re: Drive for Gluing Applicator

04/22/2010 2:09 PM

Excuse me.I´m wrong. 3 miliseconds.It´s the time necesary for the internal mechanism slide by the magnetic effect and open to apply glue and then with 5 Vdc is enough to keep open the valve with a moderate current consume.

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Re: Drive for Gluing Applicator

04/22/2010 2:19 PM

No.I´snt for hot glue, I´s for liquid gluer at ambient temperature, I´s vynilic glue.

The ideal for me should be a module similar to SSR module that it does that and i can insert it on a development.

Exccuse me for my english .

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