B-5-24 Resin Static Mixer Nozzle AB glue dispensing mixing tube for use with cartridges and applicators

The operation of the mixing tube is relatively simple. In many cases, mixing can be achieved by simply injecting the substances that need to be mixed into the mixing tube through the corresponding inlet, under appropriate flow rate and pressure conditions. Some mixing pipes can also be used in conjunction with other equipment such as pumps, valves, etc., to conveniently control the mixing process. For example, in the laboratory, two reagents can be injected separately into a small mixing tube through a syringe, and then the flow rate can be controlled by manual squeezing or using a small peristaltic pump to easily perform mixing operations.

The size of the mixing tube can be customized according to actual needs. There are various options for its diameter, length, and overall shape. In laboratory environments with low flow and high-precision mixing, mixing pipes with smaller diameters and shorter lengths can be used; In large-scale industrial production, in order to meet the rapid mixing of large quantities of materials, mixing pipes with larger diameters and longer lengths are used. This flexibility enables the mixing tube to be widely used in various scenarios ranging from micro experiments to large-scale industrial production.