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FC100
Front Closing Stainless Steel Dispense Valve
Thank you for purchasing the FC100 dispensing valve from PVA. Before
attempting to operate the FC100, we recommend that you take a few minutes and read the
following operation and setup manual. This will assist in familiarizing you with the
product and ensure a successful installation.
As always, if any questions or problems arise, do not hesitate to contact PVA’s
Valve Service Department for support. This department can be reached at PVA
headquarters via telephone or e-mail.
Again, thank you for your purchase, and we look forward to assisting you in the
future as you continue to improve your dispensing processes.
Theory of Operation
The FC100 is a high pressure, front closing stainless steel dispensing valve that
can be used in a wide variety of applications. Applications include general dispensing of
dots, potting, bead placement, and gaskets.
The FC100 has a divorced design comprising of two major sections. These include:
1) Air section (red anodized portion)
2) Fluid section (stainless steel portion)
The air section is an aluminum body with a simple piston/cylinder combination
used to open and close the valve. A stroke adjustment bolt in the upper air body controls
how far the piston and needle assembly can retract thus regulating the rate of fluid flow.
The fluid section is a stainless steel body, which includes a needle and seat
combination to control fluid flow. Fluid dispenses as the needle retracts out of the seat,
then stops as the needle moves back into the seat. The stroke adjustment bolt regulates the
distance that the needle can retract out of the seat thus controlling the orifice size and rate
of fluid flow. Fluids can include but are not limited to solvents, epoxies, UV adhesives,
silicones, RTV, grease, etc.
Wetted parts on the FC100 include:
- 303, 304 stainless steel
- Teflon
- Kalrez
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