Innovative dosing and mixing systems for many processes

Innovative dosing and mixing systems for many processes

TARTLER is using JEC 2026 to network with international composite users

JEC World at the Paris-Nord Villepinte exhibition center (March 10-12, 2026) is considered the European trade fair highlight for the composites industry. The German TARTLER GROUP is taking advantage of the international scope of the trade fair to showcase its innovative dosing, mixing, and application systems, which are particularly relevant for users of pultrusion, direct infusion, resin transfer molding (RTM), and fiber winding technology. Designers and product developers in the wind turbine, boatbuilding, automotive, and aerospace industries are especially likely to find these systems of interest.

TARTLER’s comprehensive complete solution for composite material processing: Nodopur system with integrated inline degassing station T-EVAC.

With its wide range of machines and systems for modern resin processing, the TARTLER GROUP is a highly attractive partner for manufacturers of components made from CFRP, GFRP, and composite materials. At the upcoming JEC World, the leading international trade fair for the industry, a team of experts from the German company will be present to engage with numerous exhibitors from outside Europe and inform them about TARTLER’s current portfolio of dosing, mixing, and application systems. In addition to the high accuracy and efficiency with which these low-pressure systems operate, their modular design and adaptability to various process engineering requirements are among their major advantages. “Depending on customer requirements and area of application, both the dosing, mixing and application systems of our MDM and Nodopur series as well as our filling and degassing systems TAVA F and T-EVAC can be adapted with little effort to very different production processes of CFRP, GFRP and composite technology,” says company head Udo Tartler. This means that regardless of whether a manufacturer produces composite components for use in the wind turbine, boatbuilding, automotive, or aerospace industries using pultrusion, direct infusion, resin transfer molding (RTM), or fiber winding technology, they will always find a system solution in TARTLER’s product range that is precisely tailored to their individual requirements. Since the company is also a leader in the field of mixing head and mixing spiral manufacturing, the customer always receives a complete all-in-one solution from a single source!

The MDM plus bridges the gap between small-quantity systems and TARTLER’s large Nodopur systems. It allows for the dosing, mixing, and application of up to 50 liters of synthetic resin per minute.

A model series with many possibilities

TARTLER’s Nodopur systems are always mounted on mobile frames with an integrated drip tray as standard. Matching stainless steel containers with capacities of 40, 60, 100, or 200 liters are available as standard, although other container sizes can also be supplied. Nodopur systems are designed for medium to large processing volumes. They can be configured as a 1K dosing station or as a mixing unit for up to eight components. They are controlled by a PLC and operated via a Siemens touch panel. The system is programmed and optimized for the customer’s processes by experts from the TARTLER GROUP. If the system has integrated flow control, the mixing ratios can be fully automated with very short cycle times and high accuracy. Without flow control, the drives also receive their setpoint speeds via PLC programming after the system has been calibrated. At the JEC in Paris, TARTLER will also provide information about the numerous possibilities of customer-specific configuration – such as the inexpensive Light Eco control, the integration of material heating, material degassing, a refill station and much more.

TARTLER is a leader in the field of mixing head manufacturing, among other things: The image shows the LC 5/4 resin mixing head for processing up to four components – here with a disposable mixer attached. It is used worldwide.

Optimized for small batch processing

The four systems in TARTLER’s MDM series are designed as compact dosing and mixing systems for processing small volumes with up to two flowable components. They are suitable for dosing small quantities of synthetic resins, as is typical for many development processes, small-batch production, or prototyping. Discharge rates range from 0.05 l/min to 6.5 l/min. “Here, too, users can rely on high mixing ratio accuracy and ease of maintenance,” emphasizes Udo Tartler. Simple and functional operation is ensured in system versions from the MDM 5 upwards via a Siemens LOGO controller or – as with the top-of-the-line MDM plus – via a Simatic 7, which is operated via a touch panel. The basic configuration includes plastic containers that are filled manually and not pressurized with compressed air. “Alternatively, the material supply can also be provided via stainless steel containers or elevated delivery containers. Dosing is then carried out by high-precision gear pumps,” explains Udo Tartler. And again, there are numerous possibilities for application- and customer-specific adaptation with heating, degassing and refilling systems.

Universal solution: The TAVA F vacuum system from TARTLER enables the provision of bubble-free filled containers with degassed and moisture-free media, leading to improved process control and a minimization of waste quantities in processing.

TARTLER belongs to that circle of manufacturers of dosing, mixing, and application systems whose work is characterized by a high degree of innovation and customer focus. This is evident not only in the regular introduction of new solutions for modern synthetic resin processing, but also in a growing range of services such as remote maintenance, spare parts supply, maintenance and retrofitting services, and the Site Acceptance Test (SAT), which is used when a machine is commissioned directly at the customer’s site. “We have supported many customers as a competent technology partner for many years and even decades,” says Udo Tartler.