Hi Dave,

That's funny.  I am an engineer but opinions and others' expertise are always 
welcome.  That is how I learn.  I found some inexpensive HPLC pumps on ebay but 
most are sold as-is.  You don't know if the seals are any good and if some 
yahoo like me tried to push solder paste through it...well who knows what shape 
the pump is in.  

I do have a larger pump I purchased from the 3M surplus store in St. Paul, MN.  
The pump is a screw piston type and is rated to somewhere near 30,000 PSI.  The 
assembly had a bunch of high pressure proportional valves and stainless tubing. 
 The pump cylinder is probably 5 cubic inches.  Quite large for a solder paste 
dispenser.

I have not looked into HP's paint heads.  Sounds interesting because one would 
think the paint media is a bit thicker than ink.  The older inkjet heads won't 
work because the ones I'm familiar with heat up a small thin film resistor to 
boil a spec of ink and this heated ink blows through a small orifice to the 
paper.  If I boiled solder paste I would have boiled solder paste.

Eventually I will find something that will work.  This is the idea kicking 
phase at the moment.


Dennis


>  Dennis:
>      I think that is a question for an engineer.
>  I just used an HPLC for analysis of low levels of Vit A in animal
>  feeds.
>  There are really no wrong questions ... how else does on learn?
>  Questions are much cheaper than an expensive HPLC pump.
>  
>  If you can take a look as some of the newer colored (paint/dye) heads in
>  HP printers. Cute technology IIRC.
>  
>  Dave

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