ITW Dynatec: Time-based controller

ITWDynatec's (Hendersonville, TN) TPC-2 is a time-based, microprocessor-driven, electronic pattern controller developed for a broad range of adhesive applications.

ITW Dynatec

Oct 31, 1999

The controller offers the capability of 24-v DC output with an excitation spike of 48-v DC. Said to increase glue-pattern accuracy and has 4 programs that can be stored in each of the 2 channels, allowing for quick adhesive pattern change out.

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