TARTLER dosing mixing head enables high-precision processing of very small quantities

The LV 2/2 dosing mixing head from TARTLER is an intelligent precision system for the processing of small quantities of multi-component plastics.

Minimum-quantity dosing and application of small quantities for multi-component plastics are key processes in many industrial assembly lines. These processes are often at the heart of the action, especially in electrical and electronic encapsulation as well as in adhesive and sealing technology. The TARTLER dosing mixing head LV 2/2 with integrated load cell is specially designed for use in these areas. Low-viscosity mixtures can be applied with pinpoint accuracy in tiny shot quantities of 1.0 to 10 grams.

Although only introduced in the middle of last year, the TARTLER LV 2/2 dosing mixing head is already used in numerous industrial production processes. For example, it forms an important stage in the sealing of electronic components or the gluing of small magnets in the rotors of e-mobility drives. Here and in many other adhesive, sealing and encapsulation applications, it enables high-precision dosing and mixing of low-viscosity, self-flowing components made of silicone, polyurethane and epoxy as well as repeatable and accurate application in shot quantities from 1.0 to 10 grams. It is suitable as standard for processing resins and hardeners with viscosities from 50 to 20,000 mPas in mixing ratios of 100:5 to 100:200. Depending on the requirements and customer wishes, the LV 2/2 can also carry out many other specific mixing ratios. The output can be regulated from 5.0 to 100 ml/min.

Own measurement technology on board

In contrast to many other small quantity metering systems on the market, the LV 2/2 from TARTLER has its own measuring technology. Specifically, this means that it features an integrated load cell that monitors both the mixing ratio and the shot weight during the application process. A major simplification is that the load cell automatically self-calibrates by working together with the Siemens control system and appropriate software. This self-control of the load cell – an innovation in the field of small quantity and pinpoint dosing of synthetic resins – allows increased process reliability and speed.