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AB Glue Defoaming Machine
Solve Bubble Difficulties of Two‑Component AB Glue After Mixing · Dense Potting Layer Without Voids
Two‑component mixing & defoaming integration + Dual defoaming by stirring and vacuum + Full coverage from laboratory to mass production
SIENOX AB‑glue defoaming solutions cover three technical routes: centrifugal defoaming, vacuum defoaming, and stirring‑vacuum defoaming. It provides full‑phase solutions from laboratory R&D to mass production for bubble issues of mixed two‑component AB glue. From several‑milliliter formula verification to dozens‑of‑liter batch potting, every batch of AB‑glue potting products achieves bubble‑free dense structure.
✓ CE Certification ✓ ISO9001 Quality System ✓ RoHS Compliance ✓ Custom voltage available (110V/220V)
Why Do You Need an AB Glue Defoaming Machine?
Bubbles entrapped during mixing greatly impair potting quality
Electronic Component Potting IndustryElectronic components such as power modules, transformers and sensors are commonly protected by epoxy AB‑glue potting. Bubbles form voids inside potting layers, causing uneven electrical insulation. Breakdown tends to occur at bubble positions under high‑voltage conditions, resulting in direct component scrapping. | LED Lighting Industry | Automotive Electronics IndustryPotting requirements are stricter for vehicle‑mounted ECUs, wire‑harness connectors, sensors and other parts. Cracks and liquid ingress easily emerge around bubbles under vibration, temperature cycling and humid‑hot conditions. Automotive‑grade products demand strict potting compactness for every unit in mass production. Stirring‑vacuum defoaming machines match production‑line tact time to guarantee consistent potting quality for each batch. |
✨ Traditional Dilemma: After manual stirring of AB glue, pour it into a container and let it stand for half an hour. Though no bubbles appear on the surface, numerous tiny holes turn up once the potted part is cured and cut open. Bubbles inside high‑viscosity AB glue cannot escape merely by vacuum chamber pumping. Even if defoaming is finished, new bubbles get entrapped again during potting. What you need is not more expensive glue, but a stirring‑vacuum defoaming solution that completes mixing and defoaming simultaneously.
Why Choose SIENOX AB‑Glue Defoaming Solution
Solve Core Challenges of AB‑Glue Mixing and Defoaming
Simultaneous Mixing and DefoamingThe biggest pain point of AB glue is bubbles entrapped during mixing. SIENOX MIX‑series stirring‑vacuum defoaming machines blend A and B glue under vacuum atmosphere. Bubbles generated during stirring are extracted synchronously under vacuum. Mixing and defoaming are accomplished in one single process, eliminating separate steps of stirring, material transfer and defoaming. It improves efficiency and prevents new bubbles caused by secondary material transfer. | Full‑phase Application CoverageC‑series centrifugal defoaming machines (0‑12mL) for lab small‑sample verification for efficient defoaming of several‑milliliter AB‑glue samples; ZK‑series vacuum defoaming machines (50‑500mL) for pilot scale‑up; MIX‑series stirring‑vacuum defoaming machines (50mL‑20L) for mass production. Process parameters can be smoothly scaled up from R&D formula validation to batch potting. | For Thin to Paste‑Like AdhesivesSIENOX equipment series covers full viscosity range, from low‑viscosity epoxy AB glue (good fluidity, handled by centrifugal defoaming) to medium‑high‑viscosity thermal‑conductive AB glue (paste‑type, requiring combined stirring and vacuum). Corresponding defoaming modes are matched for different viscosities to guarantee satisfactory defoaming performance. |
✨ MIX15LWK meets heavy‑duty temperature‑controlled mass production and high‑viscosity defoaming demands for temperature‑sensitive materials including new energy, semiconductors, adhesives and advanced materials.
Equipment Supporting Instructions
SIENOX AB‑glue defoaming solution can cooperate with other equipment to form a complete potting process chain
SIENOX AB‑glue defoaming solution can cooperate with other equipment to form a complete potting process chain: Integrated stirring & defoaming: MIX‑series stirring defoaming machines mix AB glue and perform synchronous defoaming under vacuum, finishing mixing and debubbling in one procedure. Temperature‑controlled defoaming: WK‑series temperature‑controlled defoaming machines conduct defoaming at set temperatures. Suitable for high‑viscosity AB glue to reduce viscosity by heating for higher defoaming efficiency. Defoaming & dispensing linkage: Connect directly to SIE‑301/302/303 dispensing machines for potting after defoaming, reducing new bubbles introduced by intermediate transfer steps. Pressurized fine defoaming: For scenarios requiring high defoaming rate, perform secondary fine defoaming with RX pressurized defoaming machine after stirring‑vacuum defoaming for higher defoaming efficiency. | ![]() |
Specifications
AB‑Glue Types and Equipment Selection Guide
| AB‑Glue Type | Typical Viscosity | Recommended Defoaming Method | Recommended Equipment |
| Low‑viscosity Epoxy AB Glue | 500‑3000cP | Centrifugal Defoaming / Vacuum Defoaming | C‑Series / ZK‑Series |
| Medium‑viscosity Epoxy AB Glue | 3000‑15000cP | Vacuum Defoaming / Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | ZK‑Series / MIX‑Series |
| High‑viscosity Thermal‑conductive AB Glue | 15000‑80000cP | Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | MIX‑Series |
| Paste‑like Thermal‑conductive AB Glue | >80000cP | Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming + Pressurized Defoaming | MIX‑Series / RX‑Series |
| Transparent Potting AB Glue | 800‑5000cP | Vacuum Defoaming / Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | ZK‑Series / MIX‑Series |
| High‑temperature‑resistant AB Glue | Medium‑to‑high Viscosity | Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | MIX‑Series |
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about product performance and everyday process selection
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What is the working principle of a centrifugal defoaming machine?
Principle of centrifugal defoaming machine: The bubbles are released by the downward principle of gravity.
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How is the after-sales service?
The company has professional after-sales service personnel, 24-hour dedicated service, and one-on-one technical support to solve your worries.
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Why choose SIENOX?
There are many reasons for choosing SIENOX, and the following are some of the main reasons:
1. Professionalism: Our team consists of a group of professional individuals with rich experience and knowledge in their respective fields. We not only understand industry trends and best practices, but also provide practical and feasible solutions.
2. Service quality: We focus on customer needs and satisfaction, and are always committed to providing high-quality services. We not only respond quickly to customer needs, but also provide customized services according to their requirements.
3. Reliability: We adhere to the principles of integrity and professionalism, always adhering to commitments and agreements. Our work methods and deliverables comply with industry standards and best practices, enabling our clients to trust us.
4. Innovation: We continuously explore new methods and tools to provide better services and meet customer needs. We encourage innovation and experimentation, and are willing to accept challenges and change.
5. Cost effectiveness: We provide cost-effective services that not only help customers save costs, but also improve efficiency and productivity. We always prioritize the interests of our customers and provide them with the best solutions.
6. Teamwork: We believe in the power and value of teamwork, and our team members support, collaborate, and respect each other. We establish close cooperative relationships with customers, partners, and other stakeholders to achieve common goals.
The above are just some of the reasons for choosing us. We believe there are many other advantages and values that can be provided to customers. If you are looking for a professional, reliable, and high-quality service provider, we look forward to working with you.
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How does the stirring and defoaming machine work?
The SIENOX stirring and defoaming machine performs defoaming through centrifugal force at revolution and stirring through shear force formed by revolution and rotation,
Assisted by a vacuum pump to extract gas and achieve a vacuum state, removing nanoscale tiny bubbles. No contact with materials, no secondary pollution, and no secondary waste.
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What is the function of a defoaming machine?
A defoaming machine is a device used to remove bubbles from liquids. Its function is to assist in the liquid mixing, reaction, coating, printing, infusion and other process steps in the production process, avoiding the generation of bubbles and their impact on the final product. In many industrial and laboratory environments, removing bubbles is essential as they may have a negative impact on product quality, such as affecting surface tension and stability. Defoaming machines typically use various techniques such as vibration, ultrasound, centrifugation, etc. to achieve effective bubble removal. It has a wide range of applications, including but not limited to semiconductors, solar energy, optics, biotechnology, materials science, etc.
Technical Specification List
Full‑line standardized specifications for accurate process evaluation and equipment selection
| AB‑Glue Type | Typical Viscosity | Recommended Defoaming Method | Recommended Equipment |
| Low‑viscosity Epoxy AB Glue | 500‑3000cP | Centrifugal Defoaming / Vacuum Defoaming | C‑Series / ZK‑Series |
| Medium‑viscosity Epoxy AB Glue | 3000‑15000cP | Vacuum Defoaming / Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | ZK‑Series / MIX‑Series |
| High‑viscosity Thermal‑conductive AB Glue | 15000‑80000cP | Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | MIX‑Series |
| Paste‑like Thermal‑conductive AB Glue | >80000cP | Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming + Pressurized Defoaming | MIX‑Series / RX‑Series |
| Transparent Potting AB Glue | 800‑5000cP | Vacuum Defoaming / Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | ZK‑Series / MIX‑Series |
| High‑temperature‑resistant AB Glue | Medium‑to‑high Viscosity | Vacuum Stirring‑Defoaming | MIX‑Series |
Multi‑Industry Solutions
Covering stirring and debubbling applications of typical materials across six major industries
Adhesive R&DEpoxy structural adhesives, sealants, hot‑melt adhesives, pressure‑sensitive adhesives, modified adhesives |
Precision Electronic AssemblyUnderfill adhesives, conductive adhesives, die‑attach adhesives, dispensing adhesives, chip bonding adhesives |
BiosensorsPotting adhesives, reagent immobilization materials, microfluidic bonding adhesives, biocompatible adhesives, sensor sealants |
Microelectronic PackagingPackaging epoxy adhesives, molding compounds, lead bonding adhesives, substrate bonding adhesives, passivation layer materials |
Functional CoatingsHydrophobic coatings, conductive coatings, insulating coatings, anti‑corrosion coatings, wear‑resistant coatings |
Electronic PastesSilver paste, copper paste, carbon paste, resistor paste, dielectric paste |
Comprehensive Equipment Operation Demo Videos
Gain intuitive, clear, dynamic insight into synchronous defoaming with planetary centrifugal force and high negative pressure.
Measured Defoaming‑Process Performance
Measured Processing Results for Six Typical Materials
Paste‑Like Materials |
Adhesive with Powder Fillers |
Polymer Materials |
Pharmaceutical Gels |
Silver Paste Materials |
Battery Slurries |
Operating Precautions
Material Defoaming Effect Comparison Before & After
| Material Type | Pre‑treatment Status |
| Silver Paste | Weigh A/B components of AB glue accurately by ratio before mixing and defoaming. Incorrect ratio will impair curing performance. |
| Stirring Speed | Control stirring speed during vacuum stirring‑defoaming. Excessively high speed may generate new vortex bubbles. |
| Time Control | Complete defoaming and dispensing within pot‑life after AB‑glue mixing. Adhesive will thicken and cure beyond time limit. |
| Vacuum Defoaming | Release pressure slowly after vacuum defoaming to prevent adhesive foaming caused by rapid decompression. |
| Temperature Control | For higher efficiency, heat high‑viscosity AB glue to 40‑60℃ properly to reduce viscosity before defoaming. |
* Internal lab test data. Actual improvement varies with material formula. Contact sales for real customer cases.
Customer Delivery & Application Cases
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