What is a mixing nozzle?

The mixing nozzle is used to mix two-component adhesive. It is composed of a series of upper, lower, left, and right rotating blades arranged in the casing in sequence and perpendicular to each other.

According to whether the mixing element can be moved, the mixing nozzle is divided into static mixing nozzle and dynamic mixing nozzle.

Static mixing nozzle

Static mixing nozzle does not need to be driven by an external force, it only uses the fluid itself to pass through the mixer to perform continuous cutting and overlapping to convert more than two materials into a uniform mixed solution

Dynamic mixing nozzle

The spiral blades in the dynamic mixing tube can rotate quickly and stop instantly. This unique mixing tube is suitable for mixing liquids with different proportions, liquids containing foam and high viscosity (such as ethane, rubber, etc.) and various two-component adhesives and fillers (such as epoxy resin), silicone epoxy resin, PU, UV glue, etc.).

Application of mixing nozzle application

Due to the use of disposable mixing nozzles, they can be discarded after use, so they have been widely used in the electronics industry, construction industry, and medical industry.

Supplier of mixing nozzles

At present, the well-known brands are Nordson, Sulzer,and 3M. However, there are also source factories like Btektech, which provide products directly from manufacturers to customers, without intermediate suppliers raising prices, ensuring the lowest price and good quality. Btektech provides a variety of mixing nozzles, you can browse the official website: https://btektechshop.com/.

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