The Key Role of The Static Mixer when The Acrylic Adhesive out

When the acrylic adhesive is extruded from the two-component cartridge, the mixing nozzle becomes a key link in determining whether the glue can perform properly.

Efficient mixing structure design

Inside the static mixer, special structures have been carefully designed, such as spiral mixing elements. These elements are not randomly set up, but are precisely calculated and tested. When the main agent and hardener are extruded from the two-component hose and enter the mixing nozzle, the spiral structure inside the mixing tube guides the two components along a specific path. During the flow process, the main agent and curing agent will be continuously split into several tiny bundles, which will then twist and intersect with each other, and ultimately rejoin each other. By repeating this process of splitting, twisting and converging, the originally separated main agent and curing agent can be fully and evenly mixed.

Ensure stable performance of the glue

If there is a lack of mixing tube, or the design of the mixing nozzle is not reasonable, the main agent and curing agent may simply contact each other after the glue is discharged, and can not realize the full intermingling. This inadequate mixing will lead to serious problems in the curing process of the glue, such as incomplete local curing, so that the bonded parts in some areas of insufficient strength, prone to cracking, debonding and other phenomena. And high-quality mixing tube can ensure that the acrylic adhesive in the glue out of the rapid and uniform mixing, for the subsequent curing reaction to provide ideal conditions, so that the glue can give full play to its best bonding properties and physicochemical properties, to ensure the reliability and consistency of the bonding effect. For example, in the assembly of precision electronic equipment, only through the efficient mixing tube so that the acrylic glue is fully mixed, in order to ensure that the bond between the electronic components is strong and stable, to avoid equipment failure due to uneven mixing of glue.