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CPS COLOR INTRODUCES THE COROB D100 SEMI-AUTOMATIC DISPENSER
The COROB D100 is a semi-automatic dispenser that provides the ideal inexpensive colorant dispensing solution for stores with low paint volumes to be tinted. It has a manual turntable for canister positioning, but provides the user with the advantages and performance of the well-known bellows pump technology based automatic dispensing. The COROB D100 delivers the same accuracy and repeatability produced by automatic dispensers, at an extremely attractive price. Due to its unique computer-aided automatic formula dispensing support tool, it provides a significant reduction in mis-tints, and can be easily maintained by an inexpert operator. The 16-circuit COROB D100 has a volumetric sequential dispensing system and canisters with a capacity of 2.5 litres. Its stand-alone, 'plug-and-work' operation means that a PC is not required. Each circuit is equipped with a mechanical automatic humidifier cap and colorant stirring is automatic and programmable. The 890 mm diameter footprint of the COROB D100 ensures it will fit on any shop floor. CPS Color's range of advanced yet competitively-priced COROB dispensers are recognised the world over for their quality, innovative technologies, accuracy, ease of use, repeatability and fast operation. Together with our dependable mixers and shakers, they represent a complete family of equipment for postponed colour production, whatever the size or nature of your business. All COROB dispensers are designed for lasting, trouble-free performance and low lifetime costs. As with all CPS Color equipment, a full range of customer service packages is available to ensure COROB dispensers continue to add maximum value to manufacturer's business. From initial installation, through annual service and preventive maintenance visits to operator training and our online helpdesk, CPS Color's global service organisation is always nearby, wherever you are.
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