Techcon 460L-2-LUB 60 cc Lubricated Rubber Piston

Description

The Techcon 460L-2-LUB syringe barrel piston is a lubricated rubber piston for 60 cc 400 Series manual dispensing assemblies. It attaches to the plunger rod and rides behind the material charge, helping the operator push adhesives, sealants, coatings, greases, and similar fluids through the barrel with a steadier feel.

Where This syringe barrel Piston Fits

This piston belongs with Techcon 60 cc manual syringe barrel setups. The larger 60 cc size is useful when the job needs more material on hand than a 10 cc or 30 cc barrel can hold, but still needs hand placement instead of a pressure pot or fixed valve. The lubricated rubber style is selected when smoother piston travel is useful during longer strokes or thicker material work.

Use it with a compatible 60 cc barrel, manual plunger, tip cap, and outlet tip. It is not a valve repair part or a controller accessory. Keeping piston size and style matched to the barrel prevents drag, bypass, and uneven movement that can make hand dispensing feel inconsistent from one refill to the next.

How This syringe barrel Piston Helps Manual Dispensing

A piston spreads hand force across the back of the material instead of letting the plunger contact fluid unevenly. Lubrication helps the rubber move along the barrel wall, which can reduce chatter and make the stroke easier to control. That matters for long beads, repeated fills, and field kits where the operator needs a predictable push without compressed air.

Techcon 460L-2-LUB Specifications

Order this piston when a 60 cc manual setup needs the lubricated rubber version called out for the barrel assembly. Browse related dispensers, mixers, and nozzles for matching barrels, plungers, caps, and tips. Current component information is available from Techcon.

Before loading material, check that the piston is seated squarely and that the barrel wall is clean. A cocked piston can scrape, bind, or leave material behind. For production kits, store 60 cc pistons apart from smaller sizes and air-operated styles so replacement parts do not change the way the dispense stroke feels. When changing material types, discard used pistons instead of carrying residue into the next fill.

For receiving and setup, compare the part number on the bag or label to the station bill of materials before material is loaded. Small dispensing components often share a size family, color, or connection style, and the wrong part can appear to fit until the first test shot. Keep the old component nearby until the replacement has passed a short dry check and a controlled material test. That simple comparison helps catch fit, pressure, or alignment issues before production fluid is committed to the job, and it makes reorder notes clearer for the next maintenance cycle.

Need Help?

Need help matching piston material, lubrication, and barrel size to your fluid? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].