Product Name
Albion 825ml Manual 2-Part Dispensers (10:1 ratio) B26T825
Brief Description
The Albion B26T825 is a professional-grade manual multi-component cartridge gun engineered for the precise and controlled dispensing of 825ml (specifically 750ml x 75ml) two-part adhesives, epoxies, acrylics, polyurethanes, and sealants at a 10:1 mixing ratio. It features a high-thrust 26:1 drive, making it suitable for thicker materials, and ensures consistent mix accuracy for reliable application.
Popular Applications & Uses
- Anchoring applications- Structural bonding- Façade and glazing applications- General construction applications- Crack injection- Adhesive installation- Bolt setting- Sealing components- Potting components- Gap filling- Assembly work
Industries that Commonly Use It
- Construction/ Building Services- Automotive Service/Repair- General Manufacturing- Aerospace/Defense- Metal Fabrication- Cabinet & Woodworking- Flooring Installer or Manufacturer- Marine- Energy- Distributers & Resellers- Industrial Supply
Special and Unique Features
- High-thrust 26:1 smooth-rod drive designed for pushing thicker 10:1 ratio materials- Accepts 10:1 side-by-side dual cartridges with an approximate total capacity of 825 mL (e.g., 750 mL base + 75 mL hardener)- Rigid frame with synchronized plungers to ensure mix accuracy and consistent bead quality- Interfaces with standard static mixers and retaining nuts, as specified by the cartridge manufacturer- Full-size handle for comfortable and efficient dispensing during extended use- Integrated ladder hook for convenient jobsite use and staging- Features Albion's legendary double gripping plates and a steel trigger for enhanced durability- Incorporates adjustment screw technology to extend the tool's life by eliminating wasted motion as components wear- Convertible to a 600 x 300 ml 2:1 mix ratio with included parts, offering increased versatility
Key Properties
- Dispenser Type: Manual, Multi-Component Cartridge Gun- Mix Ratio: 10:1 (side-by-side)- Capacity: Approximately 825 mL total (e.g., 750 mL base + 75 mL hardener)- Drive Ratio: 26:1 high-thrust manual- Cartridge Style: Side-by-side dual cartridge- Compatible Materials: Two-part epoxies, acrylics/MMA, polyurethanes, anchoring/structural adhesives, sealants, potting compounds- Construction: Durable B-Line construction with metal components and a steel trigger
Surface Compatibility
This dispenser is designed to apply two-part adhesives and sealants that are compatible with a wide range of surfaces. The specific surface compatibility is determined by the chemical properties of the dispensed material, which commonly include:- Concrete- Metal- Wood- Plastics- Masonry- Composites
Known backups / known substitutes
- Other Albion manual multi-component dispensers, such as the B26T400 (for 400ml), B26T600 (for 600ml), or B26T1500X (for 750ml 1:1 ratio)- Sulzer MixPac DM2X series manual dispensers, available in various capacities and ratios (e.g., 400ml 10:1 ratio)- MedMix MIXPAC DP2X pneumatic dispensers, which are suitable for demanding industrial environments and offer precise dosing with consistent material pressure- Manual dual-component epoxy applicator guns from other manufacturers like Adhesive Dispensing Ltd., offering various cartridge sizes and mix ratios
Comparison Note
The Albion B26T825 stands out as a robust manual, high-thrust dispenser, offering excellent portability and precise control without requiring external power sources like air compressors or batteries. Its 26:1 drive ratio is specifically engineered to handle thicker, higher-viscosity 10:1 ratio materials, providing significantly more force than standard manual guns. While pneumatic dispensers, such as the MedMix DP2X, are ideal for high-volume production environments due to their consistent material pressure, the B26T825 is particularly well-suited for jobsite applications and tasks demanding mobility and meticulous manual control. A notable advantage is its convertibility to a 2:1 ratio with included parts, enhancing its versatility for different adhesive systems.
