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Problem-Solution Intro

Managing the “Hydraulic Hurdle” in Wet Processing. When a PCB panel leaves an etching or developing tank, it carries a film of chemicals that can puddle and cause uneven processing. Standard flat rollers just squeeze the liquid; our SN:6-3 Grooved PP Roller activeley channels it. This is a critical component for equipment manufacturers looking to reduce cross-contamination and improve the uniformity of the PCB surface treatment.

The “Why This Material” Section

Precision-Machined Drainage Channels We don’t just mold these; we precision-machine the grooves into high-grade PP:

• V-Groove & U-Groove Geometry:Designed to break the surface tension of the liquid, allowing it to drain toward the sides of the conveyor line.
• Reduced Contact Surface:The grooved design minimizes the contact area with the PCB board, reducing the risk of “suction” that can cause thin boards to wrap around the roller.
• Inertia to Chemicals:The PP body ensures the groove edges stay sharp and functional, resisting the “rounding off” that happens to softer materials in acidic baths.

Customization Capability

Engineering to Your Hydraulic Design

• Variable Pitch & Depth:We can machine the grooves to match your specific drainage flow rates.
• Axis Diversity:Choose Fiberglass or Titanium axes to match the corrosion profile of your specific tank.
• Length Customization:From narrow pilot lines to 1200mm+ wide production equipment.

Main Application Scenarios

In any high-volume Etching or Developing line, “chemical drag-out” is a yield killer. The SN:6-3 is specifically built to break the surface tension that causes liquid to puddle on the board. Unlike flat rollers that just push chemistry around, these machined grooves act as active drainage channels. We see these most often at the exit of Etching machines, where they funnel aggressive acids away from the panel center to prevent “over-etching” at the edges.

Для LCD Glass Washing, the grooved profile is a lifesaver. It allows rinse water to flow under the glass substrate, flushing out micro-debris that would otherwise get trapped and crushed by a standard roller. It’s also the go-to for FPC (Flexible Circuit) lines; the reduced contact surface prevents that “suction effect” where ultra-thin boards stick to the roller and wrap around the shaft, causing a catastrophic line jam.

Technical Specification Table