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Bell Static Mixer Nozzle

Bell Static Mixer Nozzle

Stable entry for 200-1500 mL dual cartridges

Bell Static Mixer Nozzle is used when large dual cartridges push higher material volume into the mixer body and the inlet shape affects how material enters the static mixing path. It is designed for 200-1500 mL dual cartridges in 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, and 10:1 systems, with multiple outlet styles for controlled two-component dispensing.

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Key Advantages of Bell Static Mixer Nozzle

Bell Static Mixer Nozzle helps you handle large-cartridge mixing where entry stability, long bead continuity, and outlet control all matter.
  • Bell-mouth inlet: The flared entry helps high-volume, high-viscosity materials enter the mixer more smoothly before the static mixing path.
  • Helical or square elements: Helical elements suit broad mixing needs, while square-profile elements can reduce retained material in waste-sensitive applications.
  • Wide cartridge compatibility: Fits 200-1500 mL dual cartridges in 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, and 10:1 systems for large-volume two-component dispensing.
  • Multiple outlet styles: Stepped, tapered, straight, Luer Lock, Luer slip, threaded, H-tapered, and V-shape options help match bead control and downstream tooling requirements.
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Available Bell Static Mixer Nozzle Configurations

Bell Static Mixer Nozzle configurations cover 12-48 mixing elements, 4.7-13 mm internal diameters, and multiple body lengths for different flow and reach conditions. Smaller IDs typically suit more controlled output, while larger IDs and longer bodies usually suit higher-volume dispensing.

No. Part No. Elements I.D.(mm) L (mm) O.D.(mm) A (mm) Inner-core Color
B5 PMC05–18 18 5 120 8 1.5 White/Yellow/Blue
B6 PMC05–24 24 5 149 8 1.5 White/Yellow/Blue
B7 PMS05–32 32 5 188 8 1.5 White/Yellow/Blue
B8 PMC06–18 18 6.3 148 10 1.9 White
B9 PMC06–24L 24 6.3 185 10 2 White
B10 PMS06–32 32 6.3 234 10 1.9 White/Yellow
B11 PMC08–18 18 8 175 12 2.4 White
B12 PMC08–24 24 8 223 12 2.4 White/Yellow/Blue
B13 PMC08–32 32 8 287 12 2.4 White/Yellow/Blue
B14 PMC10–12 12 10 156 14 3 White
B15 PMC10–18 18 10 215 14 3 White
B16 PMC10–24 24 10 276 14 3 White/Yellow
B17 PMS10–32 32 10 352 14 3 White/Yellow /Blue
B18 PMS13–18 18 13 223 17 4 White
B19 PMS13–24 24 13 293 17 4 White/Yellow
B20 PMS13–32 32 13 379 17 4 White/Yellow
B21 PMS13–36 36 13 423 17 4 White/Yellow
B22 PMC09–24 24 9 231 12.7 3 White
B23 PMS06–48 48 6.3 333.8 9.4 2 White
B24 PMS09–40 40 9.3 359 13 3 White
B25 PMC04–24 24 4.7 131.72 7.6 1.78 White
B26 PMC12–12 12 12.65 170.4 16.76 4 Yellow
B27 PMC13–12 12 13 197 17 4 White/Yellow

How to Choose the Right Bell Static Mixer Nozzle

  • Cartridge size and ratio: Confirm the Bell Static Mixer Nozzle matches 200–1500 mL dual cartridges and 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, or 10:1 systems before ordering.
  • ID and element count: Smaller IDs suit more controlled output, while larger IDs and longer element stacks are often preferred for higher-volume or higher-viscosity two-component materials.
  • Element type: Choose helical elements for broad mixing needs, or square elements when retained material and waste matter more.
  • Outlet style: Select stepped, threaded, tapered, Luer lock, or V-shape outlets based on bead control, application geometry, and downstream tooling.

Customization Options for Bell Static Mixer Nozzle

Standard Bell Static Mixer Nozzle models cover many large-cartridge applications, but some processes need a different inlet, body structure, outlet style, or supply format. When cartridge interface and dispensing conditions fall outside the stock range, product-level changes can reduce compromise.

OEM Production

OEM Production

Manufacture to customer drawings covering inlet dimensions, internal diameter, element count, body length, outlet style, and confirmed construction details.

ODM Development

ODM Development

Evaluate nozzle geometry around material viscosity, mix ratio, target homogeneity, cartridge outlet structure, and the intended dispensing condition.

Structural & Interface Customization

Structural & Interface Customization

Adjust inlet geometry, element count, body length, internal diameter, or outlet interface to match cartridge standards and downstream equipment.

Branding & Packaging

Branding & Packaging

Provide custom labeling, color identification, or packaging format for private-label distribution, internal sorting, or OEM channel requirements.

Excellent Performance in Industrial Applications

Bell Static Mixer Nozzle fits large-cartridge dispensing where stable material entry, long bead continuity, and consistent two-component mixing all affect the final result. It is commonly used in structural bonding, chemical anchoring, composite assembly, potting, and industrial sealing processes that run large dual-cartridge systems.

A person wearing gloves applying a mixed two-part epoxy adhesive bead from a dual-cartridge gun with a green static mixing nozzle onto a joint between two panels

Construction & Chemical Anchoring

Construction and infrastructure work often uses chemical anchors, structural epoxies, and long-bead adhesive application across concrete, masonry, and steel joints. If thick material enters the mixer too abruptly, startup control can become harder during anchor injection or long seam work. Bell Static Mixer Nozzle uses a bell-mouth inlet to support smoother entry into the static mixing path during large-cartridge dispensing.

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A gloved hand using a dispensing tool to apply a thick white adhesive or sealant bead along a flat metallic surface

Automotive, Rail & Composites

Automotive assembly, rail fabrication, and composite bonding often require larger shot sizes and longer adhesive beads than small-cartridge systems can support. If mixer size, element count, or outlet style does not match the dispensing task, bead control can become less predictable across repeated cycles. Bell Static Mixer Nozzle supports large dual-cartridge systems for structural adhesive, sealing, and composite joining work.

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Close-up of an automated dispensing nozzle extruding white material onto a metallic electronic component during precision manufacturing process

Electronics Potting & Industrial Sealing

Transformers, control modules, machinery housings, and other industrial assemblies often need larger-volume potting or sealing with two-component materials. A short or undersized mixer can limit control when the process needs a continuous fill or broad seal path. Bell Static Mixer Nozzle covers multiple IDs, body lengths, and element options so you can match the nozzle structure to the required dispensing volume.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Bell Static Mixer Nozzle

What cartridge sizes and mix ratios does the bell static mixer nozzle fit?

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Bell static mixer nozzles fit 200 mL, 400 mL, 600 mL, 900 mL, 1200 mL, and 1500 mL dual cartridges in 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, and 10:1 mix ratios. The bell-mouth inlet is sized for large-format cartridge outlets — it does not fit 50 mL small-cartridge systems, which use a different connection interface. Before ordering, confirm your cartridge outlet diameter matches the bell-mouth inlet geometry, particularly when sourcing cartridges from multiple manufacturers where outlet tolerances may differ.

Why does the bell-mouth inlet improve performance with high-viscosity adhesives?

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How do I choose between helical and square mixing elements in a bell static mixer nozzle?

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Why is my bell static mixer nozzle producing inconsistent output or off-ratio results?

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What two-component materials are compatible with bell static mixer nozzles?

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