WO2015126693A1 - Jetting dispenser, and a method for jetting droplets of fluid material - Google Patents
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- the present invention generally relates to dispensing devices and, more particularly, to devices for jetting droplets of fluid material.
- Liquid dispensers for jetting fluid materials such as solder paste, conformal coatings, encapsulants, underfill material, and surface mount adhesives, are known in the art. These dispensers generally operate to dispense small volumes of fluid material to a substrate by rapidly contacting a valve seat with a valve member to create a distinct, high pressure pulse that ejects a small volume of fluid material from the dispenser. With repeated use, however, the contact between the valve member and the valve seat can cause wear or damage to either or both of those components in a manner that alters the dispensing characteristics of the dispenser. In addition, some fluid materials can contain particles, such as non-liquid components. The particles may be crushed between the valve element and the valve seat and this can damage the particles, or the valve element and valve seat, or both.
- Embodiments of the invention are directed to a jetting dispenser that includes a plunger for causing droplets of fluid material to be jetted out of a dispensing opening, and a method for jetting droplets of fluid material.
- a jetting dispenser for jetting droplets of fluid material.
- the jetting dispenser includes a fluid module including a fluid body member having within it a fluid body bore.
- the fluid module further includes a nozzle having a dispensing opening.
- the fluid body bore is adapted to receive the fluid material from a fluid supply.
- the jetting dispenser further includes a plunger having a distal tip end surface that opposes and is generally complementary to a nozzle element surface of the nozzle adapted to cause at least one droplet of fluid material to be jetted out of the dispensing opening.
- the plunger is moveable between a retracted position spaced from the dispensing opening and a forward position proximate to but spaced from the nozzle. At least one droplet of the fluid material is jetted from the dispensing opening as the plunger moves from the retracted position to the forward position.
- a method for jetting droplets of fluid material from a jetting dispenser.
- the jetting dispenser has a fluid module including a fluid body member having within it a fluid body bore containing fluid material, and a nozzle having a dispensing opening.
- the method includes moving a plunger having a distal tip end surface that opposes and is generally complementary to a nozzle element surface of the nozzle in the fluid body bore toward the dispensing opening.
- the method further includes jetting at least one droplet of the fluid material from the fluid body bore out of the dispensing opening during movement of the plunger toward the dispensing opening.
- the method further includes stopping the plunger before the plunger contacts the nozzle.
- the method further includes subsequently filling the fluid body bore with the fluid material while moving the plunger in the fluid body bore away from the dispensing opening.
- a method for jetting droplets of fluid material from a jetting dispenser having a fluid module including a fluid body member having within it a fluid body bore containing fluid material, and a nozzle having a dispensing opening.
- the method includes moving a plunger having a distal tip end surface that opposes and is generally complementary to a nozzle element surface of the nozzle in the fluid body bore toward the dispensing opening using a first mechanism.
- the method further includes jetting at least one droplet of the fluid material from the fluid body bore out of the dispensing opening during movement of the plunger toward the dispensing opening.
- the method further includes stopping the plunger before the plunger contacts the nozzle using a stop mechanism.
- the method further includes subsequently beginning to fill the fluid body bore with the fluid material while beginning to move the plunger in the fluid body bore away from the dispensing opening.
- FIG. 1 is an isometric view showing a jetting dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2A is a cross-sectional view taken along line 2A-2A in FIG. 1 and showing a plunger of the jetting dispenser in a retracted position.
- FIG. 2B is a cross-sectional view like FIG. 2A, but showing the plunger in a forward position.
- FIG. 3A is an enlarged view of FIG. 2A and showing the tip of the plunger spaced from a nozzle element when the plunger is in the retracted position.
- FIG. 3B is an enlarged view of FIG. 2B and showing the tip proximate to, but spaced from, the nozzle element when the plunger is in the forward position.
- FIG. 3C is an enlarged view of FIG. 3B showing the spacing between a distal tip end surface of the tip and a nozzle element surface of the nozzle element when the plunger is in the forward position.
- a jetting dispenser 10 generally includes an actuation module 12 and a fluid module 14.
- the jetting dispenser 10 is adapted to dispense, or jet, droplets of fluid material out of a nozzle 16 of the fluid module 14.
- the actuation module 12 includes an actuation body member 1 8 that has within it an actuation body bore 20.
- the actuation body member 18 includes a first inner wall 22, and a step 24 that extends radially inwardly from the first inner wall 22.
- the first inner wall 22 extends generally along an axial direction of the actuation body member 1 8.
- the first inner wall 22 and the step 24 are generally perpendicular to each other.
- the actuation body member 18 further includes a second inner wall 26 extending generally along an axial direction of the actuation body member 18. The space inside the second inner wall 26 forms a socket 28, which is located in a base portion 30 of the actuation body member 18.
- a passageway 29 connects the actuation body bore 20 and the socket 28.
- the actuation body bore 20, the passageway 29, and the socket 28 are all generally co-axial.
- a cap 32 is positioned at an upper portion 34 of the actuation body member 18 and forms an end of the actuation body bore 20.
- the fluid module 14 includes a fluid body member 36 that has within it a fluid body bore 38.
- the fluid body member 36 includes an inner wall 40, and the fluid body bore 38 is generally inside the inner wall 40.
- the inner wall 40 extends generally along an axial direction of the fluid body member 36.
- the fluid body member 36 includes, or is coupled with, the nozzle 16, at a base portion 42 of the fluid body member 36.
- the nozzle 16 includes a nozzle element 44 that faces the fluid body bore 38, and a dispensing opening 46.
- the dispensing opening 46 extends through the nozzle element 44 generally along an axial direction of the fluid body member 36.
- the nozzle element 44 includes a nozzle element surface 48 which is sloped and extends radially inwardly between the inner wall 40 and the dispensing opening 46.
- the dispensing opening 46 generally extends along a length between an upstream end 46a and a downstream end 46b.
- the upstream end 46a is generally proximate the nozzle element surface 48
- the downstream end 46b is generally proximate the exterior of the nozzle 1 6 (FIG. 3C).
- a passageway 49 extends upwardly from the fluid body bore 38 to an opening 50 in an upper portion 51 of the fluid body member 36.
- a seal member 52 is shown in the upper portion 51 .
- the passageway 49, the fluid body bore 38, and the dispensing opening 46 are all generally co-axial.
- the fluid module 14 is operatively connected with a fluid supply 53 that supplies fluid material to the fluid body bore 38 for dispensing through the dispensing opening 46.
- fluid material may be provided under pressure from the fluid supply 53 into the fluid body bore 38.
- the jetting dispenser 1 0 is operable to dispense a wide variety of fluid materials. Suitable fluid materials include, but are not limited to, biologicals, solder paste, braze paste, silver epoxy, and other particle containing fluids (such as fluids used to manufacture LED materials).
- the fluid module 14 is partially received within the actuation module 12.
- the fluid body member 36 of the fluid module 14 is partially received within the socket 28 formed in the actuation body member 18 of the actuation module 1 2.
- the actuation body bore 20, the fluid body bore 38, and the dispensing opening 46 are all generally co-axial.
- the jetting dispenser 10 further includes a plunger 54 for causing droplets of fluid material to be jetted from the fluid module 14.
- the plunger 54 includes a piston assembly 56, a stem 58, and a tip 60.
- the piston assembly 56 has a generally plate-like construction and includes an upper surface 62 and a lower surface 64.
- the stem 58 is connected with the piston assembly 56 and extends along an axial direction that is generally perpendicular to the upper surface 62 and the lower surface 64 of the piston assembly 56.
- the stem 58 terminates at the tip 60 generally opposite the piston assembly 56, and in the embodiment shown, the tip 60 is tapered.
- the distance between the piston assembly 56 and the tip 60 is fixed.
- the tip 60 includes a distal tip end surface 61 having a shape that is generally complementary to the shape of the nozzle element surface 48. In the embodiment shown, the distal tip end surface 61 has a convex and conical shape, while the nozzle element surface 48 has a concave and frustoconical shape.
- the plunger 54 is operatively associated with the actuation module 12 and the fluid module 14 as follows.
- the piston assembly 56 is positioned in the actuation body bore 20 of the actuation module 12.
- the stem 58 extends downwardly through the passageway 29, past the seal member 52, through the passageway 49, and into the fluid body bore 38 such that the tip 60 is positioned in the fluid body bore 38.
- the tip 60 and its distal tip end surface 61 generally face the nozzle element 44, including its nozzle element surface 48, and the dispensing opening 46.
- the stem 58 is generally co-axial with the actuation body bore 20, the fluid body bore 38, and the dispensing opening 46.
- the plunger 54 is adapted to be moved in an axial direction away from and toward the nozzle element 44 and the dispensing opening 46. Particularly, during such movement, the piston assembly 56 moves axially within the actuation body bore 20. Also during such movement, the tip 60 moves axially within the fluid body bore 38 away from and toward the nozzle element 44 and the dispensing opening 46.
- the actuation module 12 is operatively associated with an actuation device 63 adapted to move the plunger 54.
- the actuation device 63 generally includes a first mechanism adapted to move the plunger 54 away from the nozzle element 44 and the dispensing opening 46, and a second mechanism adapted to move the plunger 54 toward the nozzle element 44 and the dispensing opening 46.
- the first mechanism is a pneumatic system 66
- the second mechanism is a spring 68 that is interposed between the cap 32 and the upper surface 62 of the piston assembly 56.
- a different actuation device 63 may be utilized, such as an electro-mechanical actuation device, so long as it provides sufficient force and velocity to move the plunger 54.
- the pneumatic system 66 uses air pressure to move the plunger 54 upwardly, such as by introducing positive air pressure beneath the piston assembly 56.
- the piston assembly 56 bears against and
- the pneumatic system 66 ceases to apply air pressure to the plunger 54, and the spring 68 bears against the piston assembly 56 causing the plunger 54 to move downwardly toward the nozzle element 44 and the dispensing opening 46.
- the actuation module 12 may include a stroke adjustment mechanism 70 adapted to limit the extent of travel of the plunger 54. As shown, the stroke adjustment mechanism 70 includes an adjustable knob 72
- the cap 32 includes a post 74 operatively coupled with the knob 72 and extending downwardly into the actuation body bore 20.
- the post 74 includes an end 76, which presents a stop surface above which the piston assembly 56, and therefore the plunger 54, cannot move.
- Adjustment of the knob 72 can be made to selectively move the end 76 of the post 74 axially downwardly toward the base portion 30 of the actuation body member 18, or axially upwardly toward the upper portion 34 of the actuation body member 18. Thereby, movement of the plunger 54 can be confined to the space in the actuation body bore 20 axially below the end 76 of the post 74.
- the jetting dispenser 10 further includes a stop mechanism for stopping the movement of the plunger as the plunger moves toward the nozzle element 44 and the dispensing opening 46.
- the stop mechanism operates to stop the plunger before the plunger contacts the nozzle element 44 of the nozzle 16.
- the stop mechanism is provided by the interaction between the piston assembly 56 and the step 24 of the actuation body member 18.
- the stop mechanism may instead be any structure capable of stopping the downward movement of the plunger 54.
- the piston assembly 56 fits in the actuation body bore 20.
- the step 24 presents a stop surface, below which the piston assembly 56 cannot move. In particular, downward movement of the plunger 54 is stopped when the lower surface 64 of the piston assembly 56 contacts the step 24.
- the plunger 54 is thereby moveable between a first, or retracted, position, and a second, or forward, position.
- the tip 60 In the retracted position (FIGS. 2A and 3A), the tip 60 is spaced from the nozzle element 44 and the dispensing opening 46.
- the distal tip end surface 61 of the tip 60 may be spaced from the nozzle element surface 48 of the nozzle element 44 by a distance di of approximately 0.05 inches when the plunger 54 is in the retracted position.
- the tip 60 In the forward position (FIGS. 2B, 3B, and 3C), the tip 60 is proximate to, but spaced from, the nozzle element 44, and more particularly, the distal tip end surface 61 is proximate to, but spaced from, the nozzle element surface 48.
- the piston assembly 56 contacts the step 24 when the plunger 54 is in the forward position.
- the tip 60 When the plunger 54 is in the forward position, the tip 60 is spaced from the nozzle element surface 48 of the nozzle element 44.
- the distal tip end surface 61 of the tip 60 may be spaced from the nozzle element surface 48 by a distance d 2 of approximately 0.002 inches when the plunger 54 is stopped at the end of its forward movement or stroke, i.e., at the forward position.
- Distance d 2 may vary based at least upon the fluid material and presence of particles within the fluid material. For example, distance d 2 may need to be adjusted due to the viscosity of the fluid material to obtain optimal jetting.
- the distance between the step 24 and the nozzle 16 may be adjusted.
- the fluid body member 36 includes an exterior threaded portion 78 that threadably engages an interior threaded portion 80 included on the second inner wall 26 of the actuation body member 18.
- the fluid body member 36 is coupled with the actuation body member 18 through the threaded engagement of the threaded portions 78, 80.
- the position of the fluid body member 36 in the socket 28 may be adjusted by rotating the fluid body member 36 to move it axially upwardly or axially downwardly.
- the spacing may be adjusted between the distal tip end surface 61 of the tip 60 and the nozzle element surface 48 when the plunger 54 is in the forward position.
- the jetting dispenser 10 is used to jet droplets of fluid material as follows. Fluid material is provided to the fluid module 14 from the fluid supply
- fluid material enters and fills the fluid body bore 38, surrounding the tip 60 and the portion of the stem 58 that is positioned in the fluid body bore 38.
- the actuation device 63 is operated to move the plunger
- the pneumatic system 66 applies air pressure to move the plunger 54 upwardly toward the retracted position.
- a portion of the stem 58 is removed from the fluid body bore 38.
- Fluid material fills the space previously occupied by that portion of the stem 58, thereby occupying the region between the tip 60 and the dispensing opening 46. Fluid material may immediately begin to enter the fluid body bore 38 as the stem 58 begins to be removed from the fluid body bore 38.
- the speed and force at which the plunger 54 moves may be application specific.
- the specific geometry of the tip 60 and nozzle element 44 may be also application specific.
- the location of the retracted position may be adjusted using the stroke adjustment mechanism 70.
- the pneumatic system 66 ceases to apply air pressure to the plunger 54, and the spring 68 moves the plunger 54 toward the forward position.
- the portion of the stem 58 that had previously been removed from the fluid body bore 38 is reintroduced into the fluid body bore 38. This reduces the amount of space available for fluid material in the fluid body bore 38, thereby encouraging a portion of the fluid material to enter, and ultimately be expelled from, the dispensing opening 46 as jetted droplets of the fluid material.
- the plunger 54 is moved toward the forward position until a stop mechanism stops the forward movement of the plunger 54 at the forward position.
- the stop mechanism comprises the piston assembly 56 engaging the step 24.
- Forward movement of the plunger 54 is stopped before the tip 60 contacts or touches any part of the nozzle 16, including the nozzle element 44, as best shown in FIGS. 3B and 3C.
- forward movement of the plunger 54 is stopped such that the distal tip end surface 61 of the tip 60 is proximate to, but spaced from, the nozzle element surface 48 of the nozzle element 44.
- the distance between the step 24 and the nozzle 16 may be adjusted to change the spacing between the distal tip end surface 61 of the tip 60 and the nozzle element surface 48 of the nozzle element 44 when the plunger 54 is in the forward.
- One or more droplets 82 of fluid material may thereby be jetted from the dispensing opening 46 each time the plunger 54 is moved from the retracted position to the forward position.
- the above process of moving the plunger 54 away from and toward the dispensing opening 46 may be repeated to jet multiple droplets of fluid material.
- the jetting dispenser 10 can be used to jet droplets of fluid material and the stop mechanism prevents the plunger 54 from contacting the nozzle element 44.
- the jetting dispenser 10 can be used without the plunger 54 and nozzle element 44 wearing in a manner that alters the dispensing characteristics of the jetting dispenser 1 0.
- the plunger 54 does not contact the nozzle element 44, particles which may be contained in the fluid material are not crushed in a manner that is detrimental to the particles or that damages the plunger 54 or the nozzle element 44.
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