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New Nordson EFD 781 Mini Spray Valve Exceptionally Uniform Spray Control in 60% Smaller Form Factor


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icro spray patterns ≥ 1 mm (0.04”) wide, innovative quick release (QR) technology, and modular design


also set this spray valve apart.


• New 781Mini™ Series Low Volume, Low Pressure (LVLP) spray valve features an improved design for smaller, more uniform spray patterns and dispensing capabilities in complex, tighter spaces. • It allows Consistent area coverage as small as 1 mm (0.04”) wide. • Modular, high configurable design


• It features Quick Release (QR) clasp for fast servicing and minimal downtime and a 360° rotational fluid body that provides flexible positioning for faster setup.


• The enhanced spray nozzle design allows it to direct nozzle air pressure with greater accuracy for improved spray pattern uniformity and edge definition. • Ideal for applications of low-to-medium viscosity fluids in a broad range of industries, including mobile devices and wearables (display applications), electronics, and life sciences.


“The 781Mini is lighter and smaller with enhanced performance capabilities,” said Claude Bergeron, Global Product Line Manager – Valves. “These features provide considerable advantages to our customers. The ability to spray more uniform micro spray patterns as narrow at 1 mm wide onto miniaturized parts with exceptional consistency and repeatability, and nearly zero overspray, reduces rework and rejects while improving throughput yields for better profit margins.” “Other innovative features such as the QR clasp and modular design are an added bonus,” Bergeron added.


EFD International Inc. u 01582 666334 u www.nordsonefd.com


TransDev - CONTINENTAL PU and Rubber Belt Ranges W


ith an even wider range of belts, such as the new CONTI-V® FO Pioneer belt, TransDev continues to provide


customers with excellent choice, service and availability. TransDev have been a major CONTINENTAL Distributor for the UK & Ireland for many years, with one of the largest stock profiles in Europe of polyurethane (PU) and rubber belting ranges. This is complemented by TransDev’s pulley manufacturing and expertise in drive and conveyor design. As the UK member of Mulco, the group of leading European PU belt manufacturers and sales companies, TransDev has been leading the way in PU belting solutions and continues to develop specialised belting for a wide range of applications. Leading ContiTech® brands such as CONTI® SYNCHROFLEX and CONTI® SYNCHROCHAIN PU timing belts offer high performance, excellent quality and a long operating life. TransDev is able to offer an extensive selection of profile types, belt widths and lengths with next day delivery. TransDev recently supplied a SYNCHROCHAIN belt and manufactured the matching special pulleys for a hybrid diesel/electric boat engine. CONTI® SYNCHROCHAIN was the ideal belt for the extreme conditions and high torque requirements of the unique hybrid fuelled drive. With high resistance to environmental pollutants such as fuel and salt water, combined with a construction that provides long lasting performance, the CONTI® SYNCHROCHAIN polyurethane belt is an attractive alternative to chain drives. CONTI® SYNCHROCHAIN can be supplied in over 55 belt lengths, with matching pulleys, for applications across manufacturing, marine, heavy engineering and automotive industries. Rubber belts also available direct from stock at TransDev include HTD belts, V belts, Poly V belts and Flat belts. ContiTech brands such as SYNCHROBELT®,


Silentync®, CONTI-V®, Poly-V® and


SYNCHROFORCE® provide quality, value and reassurance to buyers. You can learn more at the TransDev website as well as view their wide range of power transmission and conveying products.


TransDev u 01202 675 555 / DESIGNSOLUTIONS u www.transdev.co.uk DESIGN SOLUTIONS | SEPTEMBER 2016 49


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