Static Mixing Nozzles for 2-Part Adhesive Dispensing

As professional static mixer nozzle manufacturer, our standard nozzles are primarily compatible with Bell-Mouth and Bayonet connectors. For other major brands, we offer dedicated compatibility adapters or corresponding connector models. Please contact our sales engineers and provide a photo or model number of your glue cartridge so we can confirm the best matching solution for you.

For most 50ml dual cartridges, bayonet static mixing nozzles are commonly used because they support quick twist-lock connection and are available for common 1:1, 2:1 and 4:1 cartridge formats. The final selection should confirm the cartridge outlet style, adhesive viscosity, mixing ratio and required nozzle length.

Yes. Static mixing nozzles can be used with common two-component adhesive ratios such as 1:1, 2:1 and 4:1, depending on the cartridge outlet and nozzle inlet design. The nozzle should match the cartridge format, adhesive viscosity and dispensing pressure to ensure stable mixing and consistent output.

Bayonet static mixer nozzles are typically used with smaller dual cartridges such as 50ml systems and use a twist-lock connection. Bell static mixer nozzles are often used with larger cartridge systems such as 200ml, 400ml or higher-volume dispensing applications. The right choice depends on cartridge size, inlet design and dispensing method.

Helical static mixer nozzles use spiral internal elements to divide and recombine adhesive components as they move through the tube. Square or cross-grid static mixer nozzles use a different element geometry that can support efficient mixing with reduced retained volume in selected applications. Selection depends on adhesive viscosity, required mixing quality and material waste control.

Most static mixing nozzles for cartridge-based adhesive dispensing are disposable. After two-component adhesive is mixed inside the nozzle, the material may cure and block the internal elements. Replacing the nozzle helps maintain stable mixing quality, reduce cleaning time and avoid cured adhesive contamination.

Please provide your cartridge size, mixing ratio, adhesive type, viscosity, dispensing gun or equipment model, application requirement and estimated quantity. A photo of your current cartridge outlet or nozzle can also help confirm the correct inlet style, nozzle length and static mixer configuration.