Rotary mixer Ø6 12 elements
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Product information "Rotary mixer Ø6 12 elements"
| Element quantity: | 12 pcs |
|---|---|
| Internal diameter: | 6 mm |
| Length: | 111.5 mm |
| Maximum pressure: | 30 bar |
| Outer diameter: | 10 mm |
| Version: | Plast.mix. to dyn.m. |
| Volume: | 2.3 ml |
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The DOPAG dynastat is used to process 2K materials. With its static dnymic mixing principle it is ideal for high mixing ratios (e.g. 100:5) and when there is a large difference between the viscosities of A and B material. With the dynastat very small metering volumes can be achieved at small output rates. Different sealing and material versions for chemically aggressive and abrasive 2K materials are available.
Price on request
The DOPAG dynastat is used to process 2K materials. With its static dnymic mixing principle it is ideal for high mixing ratios (e.g. 100:5) and when there is a large difference between the viscosities of A and B material. With the dynastat very small metering volumes can be achieved at small output rates. Different sealing and material versions for chemically aggressive and abrasive 2K materials are available.
Price on request
The DOPAG dynastat is used to process 2K materials. With its static dnymic mixing principle it is ideal for high mixing ratios (e.g. 100:5) and when there is a large difference between the viscosities of A and B material. With the dynastat very small metering volumes can be achieved at small output rates. Different sealing and material versions for chemically aggressive and abrasive 2K materials are available.
Price on request
The DOPAG dynastat is used to process 2K materials. With its static dnymic mixing principle it is ideal for high mixing ratios (e.g. 100:5) and when there is a large difference between the viscosities of A and B material. With the dynastat very small metering volumes can be achieved at small output rates. Different sealing and material versions for chemically aggressive and abrasive 2K materials are available.
Price on request