RAMPF releases new low-pressure mixing and dispensing system

RAMPF Production Systems presents DC-CNC 800 low-pressure mixing and dispensing system for 2D and 3D application of casting, sealing, and adhesive systems. The DC-CNC 800 low-pressure mixing and dispensing system offers an ideal solution for users requiring a compact machine construction without compromising on control technology. At the Fakuma 2015, hall B2, booth 2203, the system will demonstrate its advantages.

The DC-CNC 800 low-pressure mixing and dispensing system is the best choice for the 2D and 3D application of casting, sealing, and adhesive systems. Featuring an integrated material preparation system, the machine has the capability to be fit with optional piston and gear pumps. Further advantages include the CNC Siemens Sinumerik modular control system and integrated process control for continuous monitoring of pressure, fill level, and speed

The system can also be optionally equipped with a high-pressure rinse agent recycling and water rinsing systems as well as numerous other automated equipment components depending on the application in question. Further features: standardized operating concepts for sliding tables, rotary index plates, and conveyor feeds.
The DC-CNC 800 has also been fitted with larger tanks, enabling small containers to be fully filled in a single step. The larger tanks improve material processing, thus ensuring more material-friendly homogenization and faster degassing.

In addition, the DC-CNC 800 can be fitted with the MS-C mixing system for dispensing rates of 0.1 g/sec and higher, and the integration of vacuum barrel presses for gap fillers is also possible. Accessibility has also been significantly improved for maintenance work on the piston and gear pumps and controls.  

The DC-CNC 800 is also used, among others, in the electrical industry, where it ensures exceptional process reliability when applying highly-filled heat dissipation materials to electronic assemblies. Visitors to Fakuma 2015 from 13. - 17. September in Friedrichshafen, Germany, will be able to see this for themselves at the RAMPF booth, where the system will process a highly conductive casting material.