Description
The Techcon TS5322D Delrin outlet block is a replacement front-section dispensing valve parts item for the TS5322D mini spool valve. It routes material from the valve body toward the outlet connection while matching the Delrin version of the TS5322 platform.
Where dispensing valve parts like this fit
The TS5322D is the Delrin-bodied version of Techcon’s adjustable mini spool valve. It is used for precise beads and deposits where compact size, quick shutoff, and suck-back control matter. The outlet block is one of the parts most exposed to cleaning, tip changes, cured residue, and mechanical handling at the front of the valve. A damaged outlet block can cause leaks, misalignment, or poor outlet sealing even when the spool and air section are still in working condition.
Do not confuse this service part with a mixing nozzle, 2 part mixing nozzle, or jb weld mixing nozzle. The outlet block stays with the valve. Nozzles and tips attach downstream and are changed more often as wet consumables.
dispensing valve parts specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | TEC5320D-000-001 |
| Brand | Techcon |
| Part type | Outlet block |
| Valve fit | TS5322D mini spool valve |
| Material note | Delrin-version valve front section |
| Guide item | Item 17* in TS5322D spare parts |
| Unit of measure | Each |
When servicing the valve, relieve pressure and clean the fluid area before removing the outlet block screws. Pull the block away squarely so the seal faces are not gouged. Check nearby O-rings, flat washers, retaining rings, and U-cup seals at the same time, because front-section leaks often come from a stack of worn parts rather than the block alone. Browse related dispensers, mixers, and nozzles for Techcon valve spares and compatible accessories. Techcon publishes current dispensing equipment information at Techcon.
Delrin front-section parts are often chosen where material compatibility, weight, or valve version requires the TS5322D configuration. That makes correct identification important before a repair order is released. Match the valve tag, the old block, and the parts list before installation. If a shop runs both TS5322 and TS5322D valves, separate the bins clearly so standard and Delrin components are not mixed during a fast service call.
Replacement is usually appropriate when the outlet face is damaged, a thread has been stressed, or cured material has made the block difficult to clean without cutting into the surface. After reassembly, cycle the valve slowly and watch for clean cutoff, centered flow, and stable outlet sealing. If the valve still drips, inspect the spool, U-cup seals, air signal, and tip condition before ordering another block.
For maintenance planning, treat this as a version-specific wet-end service part. Keep the removed block until the rebuilt valve has passed a short production-style test, since the old part can help confirm port orientation and hardware fit during troubleshooting.
The part is sold individually, so order companion seals and screws separately when the service job requires them. A complete front-section kit saves time when the valve has been exposed to filled adhesives, abrasive pastes, or cured residue that can damage more than one component at once.
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Need help confirming whether your valve is TS5322 or TS5322D before ordering? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].
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