Fully Automatic Hypodermic Needle Assembly Machine
Key Components of Needle Assembly Machines
1. Auto Needle Seat Feeder
The auto needle seat feeder is responsible for feeding the needle seat (or base) into the machine. The needle seat is the anchor point where the needle cannula, hub, and other components are attached. This automated feeder reduces labor and speeds up the assembly process by accurately positioning the seats without the need for manual handling.
Function: Ensures that each needle seat is correctly oriented and placed into the assembly line.
Advantages: Reduces the risk of misalignment and speeds up the production cycle.
2. Auto Needle Cannula Feeder
The auto needle cannula feeder automates the feeding of the needle cannula, the hollow part of the needle that provides the sharp, piercing tip. This feeder ensures that each cannula is fed into the assembly line in the correct position and orientation.
Function: Aligns and places the needle cannula in the correct position for attachment to the needle hub.
Advantages: Ensures uniformity and reduces manual handling, which can lead to errors.
3. Auto Gluing Machine
The auto gluing machine applies adhesive to the components that need to be joined, such as the needle hub and the needle tube. The adhesive is critical in ensuring that the needle components stay securely connected during use.
Function: Precisely applies glue to the required areas of the needle components.
Advantages: Guarantees consistent glue application, reducing the chances of adhesive failure or excess glue that could impact functionality.
4. Auto Drying Machine
Once the adhesive is applied, it must be dried to ensure it cures properly and maintains the integrity of the needle. The auto drying machine utilizes heat and airflow to quickly dry the glued components, speeding up the production process.
Function: Rapidly dries the adhesive after application.
Advantages: Ensures that the glue sets correctly, preventing any parts from detaching during the final steps of the assembly.
