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Ultrasonic spray nozzle systems are replacing pressure nozzles in a wide range of industrial and R&D applications. Concerns over the environment and unacceptable quantities of waste have caused scientists, engineers and designers to adopt ultrasonic spraying systems as a technology that is more precise, more controllable, and more environmentally friendly. Sono-Tek ultrasonic nozzles, with their characteristic soft spray, dramatically reduce overspray, which saves money and reduces atmospheric contamination. They also open up a broad range of new application possibilities. They are ideal, for example, when extremely low flow rates are required. And since they will not clog or wear out, they help reduce downtime in critical manufacturing processes. For substrate coatings, moisturizing, spray drying, web coating, fine-line spraying, and many other industrial and R&D applications, Sono-Tek ultrasonic nozzles yield results far superior to other techniques. Sono-Tek Ultrasonic Nozzles reduce: " Material consumption by up to 80% " Wasteful overspray and atmospheric contamination " Waste disposal " Servicing and downtime Versatile, Reliable, Consistent " Spray patterns are easily shaped for precise coating applications " Highly controllable spray produces reliable, consistent results " Non-clogging " No moving parts to wear out " Corrosion-resistant titanium and stainless steel construction " Ultra-low flow rate capabilities, intermittent or continuous
Semiconductor/Electronics (click for more information) " Dispensing photolithographic chemicals onto semiconductor wafers and flat panel displays " Precision fluxing on SMT circuit boards and components using our Accu"Mist" system " Fluxing through-hole circuit boards using our SonoFlux 9500 Spray Fluxer " Lubricating computer hard disks " Microsphere deposition on flat panel displays " Superconductor substrate coatings Medical/Biomedical (click for more information) " Coatings for blood-collection tubes " Microencapsulation of pharmaceuticals " Pharmaceutical spray drying " Coatings for diagnostic test kits " Protein, enzyme and reagent coatings General/Industrial (click for more information) " Fragrance, flavor, and oil coatings " Ceramic spray drying " Slurry/suspension atomization " Solvent and adhesive bonding " Chemical reaction chambers Web Coatings " Float glass, paper, and textiles
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