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The ViscoDuo-VM 2-component dispenser is a valveless dosing system for static mixing based on the proven progressive cavity technology and thanks to its purely volumetric precise dosing principle, is ideally suited for high-precision dosing tasks. Built according to modular structure, a configuration of the 2-component dosing systems as well as maintenance and part exchange at module level is possible. The material components are mixed downstream of the mixing head only in the mixing tube to prevent material hardening in the system components of the mixing head. Your advantages: - repeatable dosing volume even with viscosity and density fluctuations - Processing of low to high viscosity materials with low to very high filler content - Dispenser and mixing head segments can be combined in size due to modularity - standard equipment with dead space-free integrated dosing pressure sensors for online process monitoring - simple assembly/disassembly of the components

▪ Hygienic design for food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical applications ▪ Easy integration into automated processes due to compact design ▪ Length and weight savings compared to existing pumps ▪ Short cycle times ▪ Non-destructive dosing of solid containing materials with diameter of up to 20 mm ▪ Volumetric dosing and filling, regardless of viscosity ▪ For low to high viscosity materials ▪ Long service life even with abrasive and shear sensitive materials ▪ Continuous dosing, pulsation free ▪ Precise filling with high repeatability ▪ Linear relation between dosing volume and rotational speed ▪ Programmable suck-back prevents dripping or stringing of product ▪ FDA compliant elastomers ▪ Wetted components are autoclavable ▪ Stainless steel ▪ Optional flushing connection for optimum results with CIP ▪ Easy cleaning and maintenance due to quick assembly and disassembly options

Capacitive sensors are designed for non-contact measurement of displacement, distance and position, as well as for thickness measurement. Due to their high signal stability and resolution, capacitive displacement sensors are applied in laboratories and industrial measurement tasks. In production control, for example, capacitive sensors measure film thickness and application of the adhesive. Installed in machines, they monitor displacement and tool positions.

It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastic that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With our Dryflex and Lifoflex adhesion TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective. Our Dryflex and Lifoflex adhesion grades form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends Adhesion to Polyamide (PA) There are many advantages in using PA, including high temperature resistance, very high strength, a matt surface and excellent stiffness and impact resistance. When combined with our TPE adhesion grades, customers enjoy the properties of both materials in one and the same product. Adhesion to ABS & Polycarbonate ABS, Polycarbonate and blends of the two are strong, particularly impact-resistant materials, with transparent options available. When combined with Dryflex or Lifoflex adhesion gr

The Mediprene 500M range of TPEs for medical applications includes several transparent grades. These compounds were developed in response to an increasing interest in transparent compounds from the medical market. Mediprene TPE materials are PVC, silicone and latex free, making them allergen free and a viable alternative to PVC based compounds. They offer hardnesses from 30 to 90 Shore A, allowing a wide degree of design freedom. Special Features Good transparency PVC, silicone and latex free Soft-touch appeal 30 to 90 Shore A Coloured, transparent grades Production site accredited to ISO 13485 Sterilizable with gamma, ethylene oxide (EtO) and steam Flexibility over broad temperature range Excellent sealing and adhesion Applications The ability to clearly see through a product to monitor the patient is an important feature for many medical devices such as face masks. Transparent TPEs can also be used in tubing and dental applications. Coloured & transparent In medical devices

The Dryflex T range, based on SEBS, comprises a family of fully transparent grades offering hardnesses from 30 to 90 Shore A. Grades with compliance to major food regulations are available. They are microwave, dishwasher and freezer friendly and offer excellent adhesion to PP. Applications include High value packaging Personal care items Sporting goods and goggles Grips and handles Food containers Download Dryflex T Product Guide Measuring Transparency Refractive Index (ISO 489 / ASTM D542) The refractive index, or index of refraction, is the ratio of the velocity of light in a vacuum to its velocity in the material in question. The refractive index is useful in identifying materials and is an important performance indicator in optical application. The Index of refraction can be calculated using Snell's Law: n1 / n2 = sin Ɵ2 / Ɵ1 where n1 and n2 are the refractive indices of mediums 1 and 2, Ɵ1 is the angle of incidence and Ɵ2 is the angle of refraction. Refractive Index Geomet