marco valve kits
Micro-dispensing
systems
Three kits – from coarse to fine, from contact to jetting
Three pre-configured valve kits for many common applications — from robust contact dispensing to non-contact jetting.
- Quick selection: three kits for typical dispensing tasks
- Easy to integrate: designed for automation and series production
- Process reliability: precise dispensing – tailored to the application and medium
Select the appropriate kit based on the application and medium:
- Coarse fillers / high tolerance in the process: pneumatic valve kit (contact dispensing)
- Standard contact dispensing, precise and repeatable: BasicValve Kit (contact dispensing)
- High cycle rates without component contact: BasicValve Kit (jetting)
Pneumatic valve
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Contact dispensing
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for filled materials with coarse fillers
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Pneumatic actuation (air pressure)
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robust • tolerant • reliable
BasicValve — contact
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Contact dispensing
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for low- to medium-viscosity materials
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Piezo actuation (electric)
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precise • fast • repeatable
BasicValve — jetting
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Jetting (non-contact dispensing)
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for low- to medium-viscosity materials
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Piezo actuation (electric)
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non-contact • fast • repeatable
Pneumatic valve kit: contact dispensing with high tolerance
More stroke, less effort – the mtv/pv/20a dispensing valve
With an opening stroke of 1 mm, the valve also dispenses materials with particles up to 200 µm – ideal for filled, viscous materials.
It can be controlled directly via compressed air and a 24 V trigger signal – without a separate HMI. This makes it easy to integrate into existing applications and quick to set up.
In combination with the mtv/vss/ba/lla valve seat, the system is designed for precise contact dispensing.
Kit for precise contact dispensing of coarse fillers with the mtv/vss/ba/lla valve seat:
BasicValve kits: precise, compact, versatile
Compact, robust, economical – BasicValve kits from marco
The marco BasicValve kits offer an economical solution for many standard applications in dispensing technology. Two variants are available:
- BasicValve kit for contact dispensing – precise application with valve seat mtv/vss/ba/lla
- BasicValve kit for jetting – non-contact dispensing with valve seat mtv/vss/ba/100a
The underlying BasicValve is a slim, durable piezo-driven valve – ideal when reliability and ease of use are paramount. Thanks to its modular design and easy integration, it is suitable for stable processes in the laboratory as well as in series production.
Kit for precise contact dispensing with the mtv/vss/ba/lla valve seat:
- EUR 1,900.00 plus VAT and shipping costs
Kit for non-contact jet dispensing with the mtv/vss/ba/100a valve seat:
- EUR 1,400.00 plus VAT and shipping costs
Features and benefits of marco dispensing valves
Features
- Durable hardware for reliable continuous operation and long maintenance intervals
- Service-friendly design: only the media feed and valve seat come into contact with the medium and can be easily removed for cleaning, for example
- Temperature-compensated drive: no additional cooling required
Benefits
- Quick cleaning and maintenance – parts that come into contact with the medium can be easily removed – less downtime
- High dispensing precision: dispensing accuracy, repeatability and precise placement
- Modular use: Jetting with mtv/vss/ba/100a or contact dispensing with mtv/vss/ba/lla
- Higher production speed in jetting due to reduced Z‑axis movements
- More flexibility in contact dispensing: point and line dispensing — also available with variable Luer-Lock needles
Note: we recommend the pneumatic valve for use with filled media containing coarse fillers .
What is the difference in functionality between a pneumatic valve and a piezo valve ?
A pneumatic valve is actuated by compressed air: air pressure moves a piston or a mechanism that opens and closes the valve.
A piezo valve is electrically actuated: a piezo actuator deforms minimally when voltage is applied, thereby controlling the opening and closing of the valve. This enables very fast and finely controllable switching movements.
Quick reference: pneumatic = air pressure moves the mechanism • piezo = voltage moves the piezo actuator.
What is the difference between contact dispensing and jetting?
With contact dispensing, the material is applied with component contact. Jetting is a non-contact procedure and enables higher cycle rates as fewer Z‑axis movements are required.
Which kit is right for me if I am unsure?
If coarse fillers are involved, the pneumatic valve. For standard contact dispensing, the BasicValve (contact). For maximum speed and non-contact application, the BasicValve (jetting).
What types of materials can I dispense?
The kits are designed for typical dispensing materials. The right choice depends on factors such as viscosity, fillers, and process requirements.
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