Description
The Techcon 15 gauge metal dispensing needle is a 1/2 inch precision tip for controlled adhesive, sealant, coating, lubricant, and primer placement. The stainless steel cannula and nickel-plated brass hub give the tip a rigid outlet that holds its line during hand work, pneumatic dispensing, and automated valve setups where a flexible plastic tube would bend away from the target.
Where this dispensing needle fits
Use the 15 gauge size when the material needs a larger path than fine detail tips provide, but the application still needs a clean bead or dot at a defined point. The short 1/2 inch length keeps the tip stable near fixtures, valve outlets, and syringe barrels. It is a practical fit for thicker adhesives that still flow through a needle, for gasketing materials that need a narrow bead, and for production setups where the dispense distance must stay consistent.
How the metal tip performs
Metal tips are preferred when operators need a crisp start, a consistent standoff from the work surface, or a tip that will not curl when pressure rises. The Techcon TS-SS series is built for precision and automated applications, with a 100 psi maximum operating pressure listed for the metal tip family. Replace the tip if cured material narrows the opening, if the cannula is bent, or if an abrasive filled material changes the outlet after repeated cycles. Keep opened packs protected so bench debris does not enter the fluid path before use.
dispensing needle specs
| SKU | TECTS15SS-1/2PK |
|---|---|
| Tip type | Precision metal needle |
| Gauge | 15 gauge |
| Length | 1/2 in |
| Cannula | Stainless steel |
| Hub | Nickel-plated brass |
| Package quantity | 12 |
| Maximum pressure | 100 psi |
Stock this pack with neighboring gauges so process trials can tune bead size without changing the fluid program. For related tips and accessories, browse Chemical Concepts dispensing, mixers, and nozzles. Techcon dispensing systems and tip families are available from Techcon.
Need Help?
Need help choosing metal tip gauge, length, or pressure settings? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].







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