Piezoelectric valve: A highly efficient core component in the field of precision automation.

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2026-01-19 11:28

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Laike Technologies

Piezoelectric valves leverage the inverse piezoelectric effect of piezoelectric ceramics to achieve precise control. With advantages such as low energy consumption, silent operation, and rapid response, they have become critical equipment in the field of precision manufacturing. Unlike traditional solenoid valves, piezoelectric valves do not require continuous current to maintain their operating state, resulting in significantly lower energy consumption. Moreover, they operate without generating heat or producing magnetic interference, making them well-suited for high-demand operational environments. 
 
        Laike Piezoelectric Valve As a premium choice in the industry, it leverages Shenzhen Laike’s advanced R&D technology to deliver outstanding performance. Featuring a modular design, it offers flexible installation and easy cleaning and maintenance. Its non-contact dispensing method enables high-speed operation at 500–1,000 dots per second, with precise glue volume control that effectively eliminates issues such as stringing and glue overflow. 
 
This product is compatible with a variety of fluids, including UV adhesives, silver pastes, and epoxy resins. The nozzle aperture can be customized as needed. It is widely used in applications such as SMT, semiconductor packaging, LED manufacturing, and mobile phone camera modules. Laike Piezoelectric Valve With micron-level machining accuracy, it provides stable support for precision dispensing processes, helping companies enhance production efficiency and product quality compliance. 
 
                                            

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