Solder paste dispenser for smd circuit boards
CA 1251426 A · Owner: Engel, Harold J. · Inventors: Engel, Harold J.
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A device for discretely controlled deposition of very small quantities of a viscous fluid at each of a succession of locations according to a digital X-Y-Z program. The primary application is for deposition of a slurry of small solder particles in a viscous fluid such as, for example an organic, acid RMA standard flux on a programmed succession of conductive pads or loci on or above the surface of a typical SMD circuit board. A pumping valve driven by pneumatic pressure effects a uniform deposition during the dwell time at each location. A free-piston syringe driven by pneumatic pressure supplies the slurry to a chamber within the pumping valve barrel which feeds a small orifice (such as …
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- Granted March 21, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 21, 2006.
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