Medmix Sulzer Mixpac MFQ 08-24T Static Mixing Tip
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Chemical Concepts
Medmix Sulzer Mixpac MFQ 08-24T Static Mixing Tip
The Medmix Sulzer Mixpac MFQ 08-24T Static Mixing Tip is engineered for precision dispensing of two-component adhesives from 200ml and 400ml F-series cartridges. Designed for both 1:1 and 2:1 ratio applications, this disposable plastic nozzle is the ideal solution for professionals seeking efficient and reliable adhesive mixing in various industrial settings.
With its simple interlock mounting method, the MFQ 08-24T ensures a secure attachment that facilitates quick changes, making it perfect for high-demand environments such as construction, aerospace, and automotive assembly.
Key Features
- Compatible with 200ml and 400ml F-series cartridges.
- Supports both 1:1 and 2:1 mixing ratios.
- Disposable design for easy cleanup and reduced maintenance.
- Simple interlock mounting method for quick attachment.
- Versatile for use with epoxy, polyurethane, silicone, and more.
- Ideal for a wide range of applications including electronics and construction.
Who Is This For?
This mixing tip is perfect for tile and stone fabricators, countertop installers, and stone masons who require reliable adhesive dispensing solutions. Additionally, industrial fabrication shops will find the MFQ 08-24T invaluable for its versatility and efficiency in various bonding applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can I use with the MFQ 08-24T?
You can use it with epoxy, polyurethane, silicone, acrylic, methacrylate, and various other two-part adhesives and sealants.
Is the mixing tip reusable?
No, the MFQ 08-24T is designed as a disposable tip for easy cleanup and efficiency.
How do I attach the mixing tip to the cartridge?
The mixing tip features a simple interlock mounting method for quick and secure attachment to the cartridge.
What is the weight of the mixing tip?
The Medmix Sulzer Mixpac MFQ 08-24T weighs approximately 0.50 lbs.
Where can I use this mixing tip?
Typical applications include electronics, aerospace, automotive, construction, and more.
