Method and apparatus for coating of circuit boards
OwnerKlaus D. Weiswurminventor
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Method and apparatus for applying a flow of insulating material such as silicone to predetermined locations on printed circuit boards to avoid damaging the components on the circuit boards, such as solenoids and buzzers, whose functions will be impaired by the application of such material thereto. The apparatus is comprised of a pump which delivers a flow of insulating material to a manifold, the manifold having a plurality of lengths of flexible tubing attached thereto which serve as nozzles for dispensing the flow of insulating material. A printed circuit board is mounted on a conveyor and the conveyor is advanced until the printed circuit board is under the manifold, at which time the manifold is lowered to place the nozzles in close proximity to the printed circuit board so that the flow of insulating material will be directed to predetermined locations on the printed circuit board. The flexible nozzles are selectively positioned to direct the flow to those predetermined locations. A wave coating apparatus is provided to coat the bottom of the printed circuit board.
An apparatus for coating printed circuit boards with insulating material which comprises:
The apparatus of claim 2 wherein said sensing means comprises a proximity sensor.
An apparatus for coating printed circuit boards with insulating material which comprises;
A method of coating printed circuit boards with insulating material comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.