Dispensing · Feeding · Testing
Applications
Applications
How an SR-TEK vessel is wired into a process — to dispense, feed, mix, test and degas. The vessel is rarely the whole answer. What makes it work is the set-up around it: where the air comes in, where the fluid leaves, what is measured and what is controlled.
Nine sectors
NINEINDUSTRIES
Explore the recommended vessel series and technical requirements for each industry.
Where the fluid goes
FROM THE VESSELTO THE PART
An SR-TEK vessel sits upstream of the dispensing equipment and keeps the fluid at a steady pressure.
Electronics
Coating and potting
Conformal coatings, encapsulants and adhesives fed to automated valves on PCB lines.
Automotive
Sealing and bonding
Sealants and adhesives supplied to robot-mounted dispensing heads on assembly lines.
Medical device
Micro-dosing
Small, repeatable shots of low-viscosity fluids for assembly and testing.
What a set-up controls
WHAT EVERYSET-UP CONTROLS
Every figure here is specified per application. Send us the fluid and the process and we propose the fittings.
| Pressure | Analogue or digital pressure gauge and a safety pressure relief valve; CT Series vessels run up to 4 bar |
|---|---|
| Vacuum | Vacuum and pressure gauge, ball valves and a Venturi manifold where the vessel doubles as a vacuum chamber |
| Flow | Dip tube with a suction filter, bottom outlet valve and compression fittings sized to the line |
| Temperature | Temperature control jacket on the ST Series for fluids that must stay within a range |
| Level | Level probe and sensor to hold a constant level in automated systems |
Your process
DESCRIBE YOUR PROCESS
Describe the set-up you need — feed, mix, test or degas — and the engineering team will propose the vessel and fittings for it.
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