Because dispensing a two component material is complex, we need to know as much as possible about your material and application to match the right dispensing solution with your material. Tell us about your application, below. We will try to process this information as soon as possible.

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In this Category:

Single Materials
Dual Materials
Custom Packaging
Bulk Dispense Sheet
UV Curing
Custom Freezer
Drum Rotator
Robot Vision

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Dispensers
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Many epoxies, especially those that have a work life of 45 minutes or more, can be premixed and frozen for a long time in specially built cold storage. Are you using small enough batches that it might be easier, faster or economical to have the epoxy premixed, frozen and sent to you, ready for use?

Choose Premixed/Frozen for a complete solution that is especially good in robotic or small batches, but can be used in a variety of cartridges, too.

Premixing adhesives and pastes eliminates handling and weighing individual components, the mess associated with mixing them, testing for quality assurance, training employees to handle hazardous raw materials, and the need to dispose of hazardous wastes. IDS will obtain the epoxy or other material you choose, mix and degas (if necessary) in in a centrifuge (if necessary) and match the container (syringe, cartridge or other) to your specific dispensing applicator of choice.

BiPack Cartridges

A BiPack System is used to dispense 2-component adhesives with 50ML, 200ML and 400ML cartridge guns and mixers. A system typically consists of a hand-held pneumatic or manual gun, a dual component cartridge (which is comprised of a variety of different types of stoppers, plugs and shims), and a motionless mixer.

Meter Mix Equipment

Volume is one reason for using a Meter/Mix/Dispenser, but volume alone is not
the primary deciding factor. In many cases, MMD systems are an upgrade from
hand held systems, particularly when precise, controlled, adhesive shots are needed. This is often the case with assembly line and robotic applications.