Mix Ratio Verification for Two-Part Resin: Cup Tests and Records
Resin Dripping - Intermediate

Mix Ratio Verification for Two-Part Resin: Cup Tests and Records

Mix Ratio Verification for Two-Part Resin: Cup Tests and Records — 双组份树脂配比验证:杯测法与记录规范.

A working reference designed to be printed and used at the line. It complements the failure case studies in the Technician Hub with the standard documents those cases eventually produced.

Purge nozzle
Start and end of day
Mix ratio cup test
Every new batch
Pot life clock
Starts at mixing
Resin dispensing station for zipper puller coating
Resin dispensing station for zipper puller coating

Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

MistakeWhy It HappensPractical Fix
1. Mixing by bottle capsRatio drift cures soft or brittleCup test every batch; scale by weight
2. Letting pot life expire in the gunCured blocks waste nozzles and timeBatch size per pot life clock

Best Practices

  • Scale for weight-based mixing
  • Pot life timer at the mix bench
  • Nozzle purge log per shift

Batch Start Sequence

  1. Weight-based mix - Per data sheet ratio (Caps drift; scales don't)
  2. Cup test the mix - Cure check in pot life (Log every result)
  3. Purge and clock - Start pot life timer (Expired resin blocks guns)

Scale at bench | Nozzle purge log per shift

Resin Process Reference

Two-part resin handling windows for puller coating.

ParameterReferenceWhy It Matters
Mix ratioBy weight, per data sheetDrift gives soft or brittle film
Pot lifePer data sheetOversized batches waste material
DegassingVacuum or rest timeBubbles copy into coating
Nozzle purgeDaily start and endPrevents cured blockages

The scale replaced the caps

Scenario. Soft patches appeared randomly in resin coatings.

Action. Weight-based mixing with a cup-test record per batch.

Result. Soft patches disappeared; material use per thousand parts stabilized.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why weight, not volume, for mixing?

Volume measures drift with viscosity and operator technique. Weight-based mixing is repeatable.

What is pot life and why time it?

The working time after mixing. Oversized batches cure in the pot and the gun.

What causes bubbles in the coating?

Entrapped air and moisture. Degas per process and keep viscosity in band.

Implementation Roadmap

StepFrequency
Nozzle care liveDaily
Cup test records liveEvery batch
Consumption trackingMonth 1

What Would You Like to Solve?

If you would like this checklist or template adapted to your own line and part mix, contact QLQ — we supply the full equipment and chemistry package along with the working documents that make it run.

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