Cox
Cox DB2C-05-50-005 Epoxy Applicator 400 mL 18V DC
Cordless 18 V DC epoxy applicator for 400 mL cartridges with mix ratios 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, 10:1, supplied with 2 Ah battery and charger
- Handles 400 mL cartridges for high-volume dispensing
- Multiple mix ratios 1:1 2:1 4:1 10:1 cover diverse epoxy formulas
- 18V DC cordless power enables portable job-site use
- Includes 2 Ah battery and charger for immediate operation
- Brushless motor absent keeps tool cost lower
Cox 400 mL epoxy applicator
The Cox DB2C-05-50-005 is a cordless dispenser built for 400 mL cartridges. It handles mix ratios of 1:1, 2:1, 4:1 and 10:1 so one tool covers several epoxy formulations. An 18 V DC motor drives the plunger without a brushless mechanism. The kit includes the bare tool, one 2 Ah battery and a charger, making it ready for jobs away from mains power.
Power draw and noise in use
The 18 V DC system runs from the supplied 2 Ah battery, so current draw stays within the pack’s rated capacity during normal dispensing. No brushless motor is fitted, so the drivetrain produces audible gear noise under load but no high-frequency whine. Without a mains cable the tool adds no circuit load on site. Heat build-up in the motor housing remains low during typical bead-laying work.
Battery and charger impact
The included 2 Ah cell gives enough runtime for multiple 400 mL cartridges before a recharge is needed. Having the charger in the box removes the need to source a compatible 18 V unit separately. Because the kit is a bare tool plus one battery, users who already own Cox 18 V packs can swap cells to extend working time without buying another charger.
Highlights
- Handles 400 mL cartridges for high-volume dispensing
- Multiple mix ratios 1:1 2:1 4:1 10:1 cover diverse epoxy formulas
- 18V DC cordless power enables portable job-site use
- Includes 2 Ah battery and charger for immediate operation
- Brushless motor absent keeps tool cost lower
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I load the 400 mL cartridge into the applicator?
Insert the cartridge with the correct nozzle orientation for the chosen mix ratio, then secure the retainer before pulling the trigger.
When should I replace the 2 Ah battery?
Replace the battery when run time drops noticeably or it no longer holds a full charge after normal charging cycles.
What limits continuous dispensing on an 18V DC tool?
Motor temperature rise during extended use will trigger thermal protection and pause operation until it cools.
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