Epoxy Mixing, Dispensing & Curing
EPOXY PREPARATION, DISPENSING & CURING / B-1
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Epoxy Preparation
LineX
LX-9001 Automatic Bi-Pack Epoxy Mixer
The LX-9001 epoxy mixer offers rapid efficient mixing of 2 to 4 gram packaged epoxy with
no waste. Other features include built in timer for accurate mixing cycles, attached syringe
holder and stainless steel construction.
Size: 12.5” x 4” x 4.75”
Weight: 4 lbs
Part Number Description
LX-9001 LineX Automatic Bi-Pack Epoxy Mixer. 110 V
LX-9001A LineX Automatic Bi-Pack Epoxy Mixer. 220 V
Ordering Information
Drucker
613B Centrifuge
De-gassing epoxy after mixing will ensure performance and increase yields. The Drucker 613B
centrifuge is designed to work with test tubes but will also work with small 3cc syringes to
eliminate the small, micro bubbles created during the epoxy mixing process.
Nominal Speed 3100 rpm with six 15ml tubes
Nominal RCF 1240 x G, Max. Volume: 90ml (6 x 15ml)
Operating Power 115V, 60Hz, 120W
Technical Specifications
Part Number Description
DRUCKER 613B Drucker Model 613B Centrifuge. Comes with Tubes and Bumpers.
Ordering Information
Epoxy performance is highly dependant on how it is prepared, dispensed and cured. To properly prepare a 2-part
epoxy, you must have the proper ratio of resin to hardener and they must be mixed together evenly and completely.
ÅngströmBond® 2-part packets provide the propper ratio and can be mixed by hand or with the Linex LX-9001
Automatic Bi-Pack Epoxy Mixer. The LX-9001 is an automated system designed to eliminate the human error that
can occur at this step.
An often overlooked second step to epoxy preparation is de-gassing the recently mixed epoxy. The inherent nature
of mixing introduces microscopic air bubbles into the epoxy. These air bubbles, visible and invisible to the naked
eye, will lead to voids in the cured epoxy that can potentially cause failures. Running the recently mixed epoxy
through a centrifuge, in its syringe, will remove these air bubbles and reduce the chance for epoxy failure.
When using an automatic dispensing machine, further costs can be saved and product consistency improved with
either the pre-weighed packets or the premixed and frozen (PMF) packages. A system can be devised which can
reduce operator variability to ensure the same amount of adhesive is injected each time. The unit will also decrease
the repetitive motion that can sometimes lead to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Premixed and frozen can be packaged
in an automatic cartridge that fits your dispensing machine, thus adding to the savings.
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