This utility model discloses an electro-inking dispensing
nozzle with a multi-level
electric field correction structure, including a glue
cartridge, a support
assembly, and a needle. The needle is connected to the glue
cartridge via a Luer connector. A needle-shaped
electrode is located on the central axis of the internal flow channel of the needle, and its surface may be plated with an insulating layer or left untreated. The surface of the needle is coated with a hydrophobic or non-stick
coating, at least covering the end. One end of the locking
assembly is connected to the support
assembly, and the other end locks the needle. A connecting plate at its cavity opening has a through hole, with the glue outlet of the needle pointing towards the through hole. An
electrode ring is fixed at the lower end of the connecting plate. The support assembly also has a sensor for detecting low liquid levels in the glue
cartridge. During operation, the dispensing controller provides air pressure, and the power supply output
voltage forms a converging
electric field. Under the action of air pressure and
electric field, the glue forms a
Taylor cone jet, and the secondary annular electric field generated by the
electrode ring corrects and straightens the droplets. This
nozzle effectively solves the problems of poor stability,
slow speed, and low efficiency of traditional dispensing in side-encapsulation processes, significantly improving dispensing accuracy and speed, and ensuring product quality.