Adhesive Dispensing System suits assembly and packaging.
March 26, 2008 -
Featuring manual density control, SureFoam(TM) is designed to mix reactive and non-reactive hot melt adhesive material with inert gas to create homogenous mixture. System uses input signal from applicator to trigger mixing process while melter provides precise, controlled heating and functional interlock. As system dispenses material, gas expands to create closed-cell foam, which can be applied in swirl or bead patterns using dispensing handguns.
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Nordson's Surefoam(TM) Hot Melt Adhesive Foaming System Helps Improve Material Usage, Raise Production Efficiency
DULUTH, Georgia - March 12, 2008 - Nordson Corporation (Nasdaq: NDSN) today introduced the SureFoam(TM) hot melt adhesive foaming system, a dispensing solution designed to mix reactive and non-reactive hot melt adhesive material with inert gas to create a homogenous mixture. As the system dispenses material, gas expands to create a closed-cell foam, which can be applied in swirl or bead patterns using Nordson dispensing handguns. The system is ideal for a wide variety of adhesive applications, such as packaging and assembly, including cabinets and automotive.
"The SureFoam system can help manufacturers dramatically reduce their overall adhesive consumption, while creating higher-performing products through improved material consistency and greater overall productivity," said George Pais, senior product line manager, Nordson.
The SureFoam system provides users with a number of advantages, including:
o Manual Density Control - Single adjustment density control allows for simple setup of the foam process and easy density reduction.
o Simple Interface - The system uses an input signal from the applicator to trigger the mixing process while the melter provides precise, controlled heating and functional interlock.
o User Friendly Design - Easy to maintain, the system includes minimal service items and few moving parts.
The SureFoam dispensing system allows manufacturers to achieve a number of tangible production benefits, including reduction of adhesive consumption, greater handling flexibility, more uniform adhesive thickness, greater bond strength and better penetration of impervious surfaces. Other associated benefits include reduced labor cost and improved operator safety.
For more information about Nordson's SureFoam hot melt adhesive foaming system, contact Nordson Corporation at 800-683-2314 or visit www.nordson.com.
Nordson Corporation is one of the world's leading producers of precision dispensing equipment that applies adhesives, sealants and coatings to a broad range of consumer and industrial products during manufacturing operations. The company also manufactures technology-based systems for curing and surface treatment processes. Headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, Nordson Corporation has 3,800 employees worldwide and direct operations and sales support offices in 30 countries.
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Phone: 770-497-3425 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Nordson Corp., Packaging Systems Address: 11475 Lakefield Dr. City: Duluth State: GA ZIP: 30097 Country: USA Phone: 800-683-2314 FAX: 866-667-3329 http://www.nordson.com
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