Polymix 400 Overview
The PolyMix 400 system has been developed to dispense high viscosity material directly from the supplied container in a controlled and easily adjustable manner.
The system can be formatted to process differing viscosity media using a common gear pump metering eliminating the mixing issues associated with piston pump systems.
One version of the 400 system is designed with refillable containers to allow a compact machine to be replenished from larger containers.
Systems have been produced to process Epoxy, Polyurethane and Silicone. Utilises the 2KM process control system and flowmeters for process security.
Metering technology | Inverter controlled, geared AC motor directly coupled to precision gear pump |
Ratio range | 10 to 100 to 100 to 10 Infinitely variable with like size metering pumps (Wider ratio range available upon request) |
Output (depending on Viscosity) | 1 to 4 litres per minute |
Viscosity range | From 50,000 to 2,000 cps |
Maximum operating pressures | 150 bar |
Mixing options | Disposable static mixer to 25mm diameter Disposable rotary static mixer Dynamic mixer |
Metering control | Speed display through pump pick-ups of flowmeters for ratio feedback |
Control systems | Basic operator interface with potentiometers 2KM Manufactured microprocessor Bechoff or Siemens PLC Other PLC options upon request |
Services | Main drive electrical 400 to 415 volts 3 phase Compressed air supply for valve operation |
Options available | Heating on Follower plate of material lines Refillable containers for use from 205 litre drums Swing arms for mixer head support Small compact chassis |
Area of application | Industry | Process |
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Composites | Processing of conductive epoxies used in filament winding | |
Automotive | Dispensing of high value, highly viscose 2 pack materials bonding of composite structures | |
Packaging | Used to dispense high viscosity 1 component silicone from 205 litre drums to smaller containers | |
Bonding | Used in the wind energy market to void fill dry laminates on wind blades |
Typical materials processed: |
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Epoxy Polyurethane Silicone |