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Follow on Google News | ![]() Diaphragm Pumps Drive Printed Electronics ManufacturingKNF OEM Liquid and Gas Micro Pumps Reliably Transfer Aggressive and Abrasive Inks without Degradation or Wear
By: KNF Neuberger “KNF Neuberger liquid and gas diaphragm micro pumps have established a reputation for long-life performance in the inkjet and traditional printing markets by successfully handling the challenges presented by ink media and the printing processes,” said Dave Vanderbeck, Business Development Manager, KNF Neuberger, Inc. “Our engineers and design teams have extensive experience optimizing pumps for applications within the more traditional inkjet printing industries, such as graphics, ceramic tile, textile, and 3D printing. This experience is certainly applicable to inkjet-printed electronics, therefore KNF is uniquely positioned to assist OEMs looking to explore or enter this exciting new electronics manufacturing field.” Typically, KNF liquid pumps transfer ink through the printing system, such as from a bulk supply tank to a small on-carriage reservoir, or for recirculation to keep ink solids in homogenous suspension. KNF gas/vacuum pumps are most often utilized for various pneumatic tasks and for ink degassing. KNF OEM pumps offer wide-ranging design flexibility, as customized pump configurations are created per the requirement of each application. Utilizing a modular design to adapt pumps to the needs of OEM design engineers, KNF supplies pumps capable of transferring microliters to liters/minute quickly, efficiently and cost effectively. About KNF Neuberger Located in Trenton, NJ, KNF Neuberger, Inc. is a leader in precision air, liquid and gas pumps and systems for the OEM, laboratory and process industries. Built upon a foundation of engineer-to- End
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