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Angled Dispensing Tips

Angled Dispensing Tips

Precise Access and Controlled Flow in Confined Areas

Btektech angled dispensing tips are designed for precise dispensing in confined areas where straight tips are less practical. They feature stainless-steel tubes, PP hubs, and standard luer lock compatibility, and are available in 45° and 90° configurations for different access requirements.
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Key Advantages of Angled Dispensing Tips

Angled dispensing tips help improve placement accuracy, reduce awkward hand positioning, and provide better access around surrounding components.
  • More Precise Control: The fixed 45 degree angled tips or 90 degree angled tips bend helps maintain a more practical dispensing angle, making it easier to place material accurately in tight or obstructed areas.
  • Less Contamination and Rework: Better access in dense assemblies can help reduce overspill, limit unintended contact with nearby parts, and lower the need for rework.
  • Stable Material Combination: The combination of a PP hub and a stainless steel tube provides a practical balance of connection security, corrosion resistance, and dispensing control for many industrial assembly fluids.
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Available Angled Dispensing Tips Configurations

Btektech angled dispensing tips are available in 45° and 90° configurations across multiple gauges, colors, and inner/outer diameters. Each tip uses a stainless-steel tube with a polypropylene hub and standard luer lock connection.

Gauge Color ID(mm) OD(mm) 12.7mm(45°) 12.7mm(90°)
14 Olive 1.54(0.06″) 1.83(0.072″) 9018044 9018045
15 Amber 1.36(0.053″) 1.65(0.065″) 9018069 9018070
16 Grey 1.19(0.047″) 1.64(0.06) 9018076 9018077
18 Green 0.84(0.033″) 1.27(0.05″) 9018123 9018124
20 Pink 0.61(0.024″) 0.91(0.036″) 9018179 9018180
21 Purple 0.51(0.02″) 0.82(0.032″) 9018234 9018235
22 Blue 0.41(0.016″) 0.72(0.028″) 9018273 9018274
23 Orange 0.33(0.013″) 0.65(0.025″) 9018315 9018316
25 Red 0.25(0.01″) 0.52(0.02″) 9018346 9018347
27 Clear 0.2(0.008″) 0.42(0.016″) 9018404 9018405
30 Lavender 0.15(0.006″) 0.31(0.012″) 9018434 9018435

How to Choose Angled Dispensing Tips

  • Access Direction: Choose a 45° tip when the dispensing path approaches the target from the side or at an offset angle. Choose a 90° tip when the dispensing point is directly below the syringe axis or blocked by vertical obstructions.
  • Fluid and Bead Requirement: Higher-viscosity or particle-filled materials generally require a larger inner diameter, while lower-viscosity fluids and finer deposits usually work better with a smaller inner diameter.
  • Reach and Clearance: Evaluate the distance and obstruction between the syringe connection point and the target area, then choose a tip length and bend angle that provide enough reach without interfering with nearby components.

Customization Options for Angled Dispensing Tips

Standard angled dispensing tips may not always match your exact process requirements. Customization helps align the tip design with your dispensing equipment, material behavior, and brand-specific needs.

OEM Build

OEM Build

We support volume production based on your drawings, material specifications, and dimensional tolerance requirements.

ODM Layout

ODM Layout

We can help develop new angled tip structures based on your dispensing process, access constraints, and application requirements.

Custom Options

Custom Options

Custom options can include tube length, bend position, connection style, and tip geometry.

Private Label Options

Private Label Options

Branding support can include custom colors, labeled packaging, and selected logo or product identification options.

Excellent Performance in Industrial Applications

Btektech angled steel tips helps improve access, directional control, and placement consistency in applications where straight tips are less convenient, especially as dispensing tips for small areas.

electronics and SMT assembly of angled dispensing tips

Electronics & SMT Assembly

They are useful for dispensing epoxies, fluxes, and other materials, functioning effectively as angled tips for adhesive applications around dense PCB layouts and small electronic components. The bent geometry helps improve access near nearby parts and supports more controlled placement in tight circuit areas

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automotive manufacturing of angled dispensing tips

Automotive Manufacturing

Angled steel tips can be used for sealing, bonding, and fluid placement in confined engine, chassis, or assembly areas where straight access is limited. The PP hub and stainless-steel tube combination is suitable for many automotive dispensing environments, depending on the fluid and process conditions.

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aerospace and precision bonding of angled dispensing tips

Aerospace & Precision Bonding

In precision bonding tasks involving restricted access and high-value components, angled tips can help operators place adhesives or coatings more accurately without excessive repositioning of the syringe or dispensing head.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Angled Dispensing Tips

What is the difference between straight and angled syringe tip?

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Straight tips are generally used for direct, low-resistance dispensing on open surfaces. Angled tips are designed for applications where the dispensing point is recessed, obstructed, or difficult to approach in a straight line.

How do 45° and 90° angled tips affect dispensing accuracy?

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Does using an angled steel tip affect dispensing pressure?

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How do I choose between PP and metal hubs?

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Are angled syringe tips compatible with standard adhesive dispensing systems?

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