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The dispensing machine originated in Europe and the United States. At the end of the last century, with the large-scale demand for dispensing machines in the Japanese electronics industry, Japanese dispensing machine manufacturers that produced American dispensing machines gradually appeared. In the 1990 s, the development of Chinese mainland industry attracted a large number of enterprises from Japan and Taiwan, and a large number of professional dispensing machine manufacturers poured into China. Entering the 21st century, domestic dispensing machines began to rise.

In recent years, glue dispensing machines have developed faster and faster in the market. Glue dispensing machines, also known as glue coating machines, glue dripping machines, glue filling machines, etc., are specialized in controlling fluid, and automatic machines that drip and coat fluid on the surface or inside the product can realize three-dimensional and four-dimensional path glue dispensing, accurate positioning, accurate glue control, no wire drawing, no glue leakage, no glue dripping. Under normal circumstances, the dispenser is used for high-precision point coating and liquid control of adhesives, lubricating fluids, sealants and coatings. Its system software is mostly used to fully meet the application of processing technologies such as fixing, sealing, bonding, electric welding, filling, coating, spraying, potting (injection), marking, etc.

With the development of science and technology, the processing technology of the electronic industry continues to pursue simple, fast, easy and excellent development prospects, especially in the welding and bonding processing technology, it is required to save costs and improve efficiency. the processing process requires convenience, speed, standardization and lightness, so the more glue is used to replace welding products in raw materials, which to a large extent stimulates the pace of development of the dispensing machine industry.

The traditional manual gluing can not ensure the accuracy of each flow, so it often produces uneven gluing, which greatly reduces the work efficiency and compliance rate. As a result, there are some subtle areas where manual work cannot achieve high-precision controlled gluing. The advent of the glue dispenser has made up for such deficiencies in the processing technology and replaced manual work to achieve some gluing work that cannot be done.