Feasibility analyses: A reliable basis for decision-making regarding your dosing application.
A single initial test is insufficient for a realistic evaluation of dispensing processes. Therefore, our feasibility analyses go beyond mere material testing: they combine test results with a systematic analysis of technical, procedural, and economic parameters, tailored to your specific application. The goal is a well-founded answer to the central question: Is this dispensing application stable, safe, and economically viable under the given conditions in the long term?
Sampling is carried out under realistic conditions, tailored to your application. We combine suitable valve technology, material supply, and control components – supplemented by temperature control, motion units, or component fixtures if the process requires it. During the trial, we record all relevant process parameters, including discharge rate, dosing pattern, cycle time, and repeatability. We document the results as a basis for your approval or for further use in series production.
What a feasibility analysis achieves
We consider not only the dosability of the medium, but also:
- the interaction with the intended components
- the integration into existing processes
- Requirements for cycle time, media handling, repeatability & application geometry
- possible material effects such as dripping tendency, temperature sensitivity or stringing
- the technical limitations of the planned dosing system
A feasibility analysis provides a complete picture of the application – including possible risks, optimization potential and technical alternatives.
Your benefits
- Early assessment of technical and economic feasibility
- Reduced project risk through realistic process analysis
- Avoiding bad investments through sound system design
- Clearly defined interfaces and requirements for further planning
The feasibility analysis provides clarity – before time and budget are wasted. It acts as the link between trial and implementation, helping you to reliably define the right dosing system for your application. Technically sound. Economically viable. Reliable in operation.