DULUTH, Georgia - April 27, 2004 - New UM22 and UM25 Series Universal modules from Nordson Corporation (Nasdaq - NDSN) will be introduced at the IDEA04 trade show, demonstrating accurate hot melt adhesive dispensing in a single-platform design and simple in-house rebuilding. The dynamic display will feature module flexibility on different applicator configurations during April 27-29, 2004, Miami Beach, Florida, booth 1214.
Universal modules are used in the manufacture of disposable baby diapers, infant training pants, adult incontinence and feminine care products for lamination, elastic attachment, spiral spray, meltblown, bead and dot applications.
The pneumatically actuated 22- and 25-millimeter-wide modules feature a Universal platform configuration that eliminates the need for application-specific equipment and reduces spare parts inventories.
Modules are available to dispense downward and at right angles. Quick nozzle replacement and trouble-free nozzle cleaning maximize uptime and facilitate fast changeovers.
A selection of rebuild kits allows manufacturers to tailor maintenance efforts to their operations. Kits are available with seal cartridge, needle/piston assembly, compression spring or tools.
Compatibility with the Nordson OptiStroke™ needle stroke detection system reduces product waste and confirms dispensing performance.
For more information about single-platform UM22 and UM25 Series Universal modules, call Nordson Nonwovens Systems toll-free 800-727-7224, fax 706-216-2981, or view www.nordson.com.
Nordson Corporation, now in its 50th year of operation, is the world's leading producer of precision dispensing equipment used to apply adhesives, sealants and coatings to a broad range of consumer and industrial products during manufacturing operations, helping customers meet quality, productivity and environmental targets. The company also manufactures technology-based systems for curing and surface treatment processes. Headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, Nordson has direct operations in 30 countries and 3,500 employees worldwide.