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Click Bond CB106 - Adhesive Dispenser Mixing Tip
$2.50/Each
Part# 04-04075
MFR Model# CB-106
MFR Model# CB-106
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Overview
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Recommended for use in conjunction with Click Bond adhesive cartridges, the CB106 static mixing tip provides thorough mixing of adhesive components during dispensing, ensuring optimal adhesive consistency and bond strength. Designed to twist and lock onto the end of the Click Bond adhesive cartridge, Click Bond mixing tips provide not only proper interleaving of pre-ratioed components but additionally pre-phasing to ensure optimum mix uniformity.
To prevent pre-mix of the adhesive, the tip integrates a barrier separating the individual adhesive components until they reach the integral mixer. If open time of adhesive in the mixing tip exceeds the adhesive pot life, the adhesive will become cured in the tip, preventing further dispensing. Removal of the used tip and replacement with a fresh tip is as simple as twisting to remove the cured tip, wiping off the end of the cartridge, and twisting a new tip in place. CB106 mixing tips are compatible with all Click Bond adhesives and can be used in place of the original cartridge cap when partially used cartridges are stored between applications. |
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