Cartridge adapters & fixtures
Accommodate different syringe barrels and support your part with application-specific adapters and fixtures.
Meet Exacta Duo
Adhesive dispensing and UV curing. Two independent operator stations. One modular platform built to fit your process.
At the workbench
Each station can run the same recipe or a different one, so two operators can work on separate assembly tasks at the same time.
Choose the saved recipe for the job and bring your process settings to the station.
Trigger the programmed dispense with the foot pedal, keeping your hands free to position the part and apply adhesive.
Place the bond area in the curing cup. Start the configured UV exposure using the part sensor or foot switch, according to the selected workflow.
Keep the assembly moving. Each operator works through the next part using their station’s selected recipe.
Process control
Set the dispense time and run. Use the same programmed duration for each cycle.
Set a starting dispense time, then adjust it on the fly as your process requires.
Calibrate an adhesive bottle and save its profile in the library. Exacta Duo uses that profile to adjust dispensing during the run, helping keep deposits consistent from part to part.
Dispense and cure on demand, with adjustments as you work. For the moments when R&D can’t wait.
Customization & application support
Your assembly process starts with a specific part, adhesive, and way of working. We work with you to adapt Exacta Duo around those requirements.
Accommodate different syringe barrels and support your part with application-specific adapters and fixtures.
Talk with us about cup geometry, part positioning, and access to the bond area. The curing setup should suit the part your operators actually handle.
Use saved recipes, adjustable dispensing, and manual operation. Work with us on curing triggers, operator guidance, and workflow changes for your application.
Walk through dispensing, curing, and the operator interface with your engineering team. A demonstration gives us a practical starting point for discussing your parts, fixturing, and workflow requirements.
Arrange a demonstrationSystem overview
One touchscreen controller connects two dispensing stands, curing cups, and foot switches. Configure each station for its assembly task, with the flexibility to adapt the hardware and workflow as your application develops.

| Stations | Two independent operator stations |
|---|---|
| Dispensing | Electrically driven, positive-displacement dispensing with position feedback |
| Cartridges | Standard 10 mL and 30 mL setups; custom adapters and saved cartridge profiles for other barrels |
| UV curing | 365 nm and 405 nm cup configurations; adjustable exposure time and LED power |
| Operation | Fixed, Adjustable, Calibrated Interpolation, and Manual modes; sensor- or pedal-triggered curing |
| Interface | Built-in touchscreen with external display mirroring |
| Records & guidance | Saved calibration data, lot history, and recipe-linked training videos |
| Utilities | Electrical power; no compressed-air supply required |
Cartridge fit, curing cup configuration, and process settings are selected for the application. Talk with us about your barrel, part geometry, and adhesive.
Set dispense duration, speed, hold, and anti-drip retraction alongside UV exposure settings. Keep the recipe and its training video at the workbench, while each operator works from an independent station.
Take a closer look
Download the Exacta Duo brochure for a concise overview of the equipment, workflow, and controls. Keep a copy for your next process discussion.
Download Brochure PDF · 2.1 MB · No email requiredPrototype demonstration. The current Exacta Duo hardware and touchscreen are shown in the photos above. Contact us for a demonstration of the current system.
Let’s talk about your application
Tell us about your part, adhesive, and assembly process. We can walk through a demonstration and discuss cartridge adapters, curing cups, fixtures, and workflow requirements.
For teams developing and assembling medical devices, electronics, and other small components using light-curable adhesives.