Description
The Techcon spindle shaft spacer is a small dispensing valve parts replacement for service benches that maintain TS7000 style dispensing equipment. Use it when a rebuild requires the spacer that positions spindle shaft hardware inside the cartridge or feed assembly.
dispensing valve parts for spindle shaft alignment
Small spacers matter because they set position between moving and fixed hardware. If a spacer is missing, worn, or substituted with a generic washer, the surrounding parts can sit out of line and create drag during dispense cycling. That can make a technician chase problems at the tip, cartridge, or material path when the real issue is mechanical spacing inside the holder stack.
Before blaming a mixing nozzle, 2 part mixing nozzle, or jb weld mixing nozzle style accessory for bead variation, inspect the service hardware that controls cartridge feed. Clean the spindle shaft area, remove cured material, and compare the old spacer to the replacement before reassembly. Once installed, move the plunger or feed mechanism by hand and confirm smooth travel before pressure is applied.
dispensing valve parts specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | TEC7091-0160 |
| Part type | Spindle shaft spacer |
| Use | Replacement spacer for dispenser service |
| Product family | Techcon dispensing equipment parts |
| Brand | Techcon |
Because this spacer is easy to lose during teardown, store it in a marked compartment rather than loose with larger hardware. A clean, correctly placed spacer helps the rest of the assembly move without unnecessary side load.
Keep small parts like this with the matching holder, plunger, retaining collar, and feed hardware so a repair is not stopped by one missing component. For nearby service items, browse dispensers, mixers, and nozzles. Current manufacturer information is available from Techcon.
Need Help?
Need help matching spindle hardware to a dispenser rebuild or service list? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].







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