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Albion AT1500 Air Powered Cartridge Applicator 750ml x 750ml
Albion AT1500 is a two-hand pneumatic twin-cartridge applicator for 1:1 epoxy joints, crack injection, and bolt setting.
- Rigid side-load carriage for an honest 1:1 mix
- Shop-air flow on thick 1:1 epoxy
- Upright cartridge reload on the deck
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Drop Shipped Albion AT1500 Air-Powered Cartridge Applicator 750 ml x 750 ml
The Albion AT1500 is a two-hand pneumatic twin-cartridge applicator for 1:1 epoxy and adhesive on construction joints, crack injection, and bolt setting. A rigid side-load carriage keeps the mix honest while both hands brace the bead in front of the body. Shop air moves thick 1:1 material, and the AT1500 stands upright so cartridges reload on the deck instead of on the ground.
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Key Features
- Two-hand brace on joints, crack injection, and anchors
- Rigid side-load carriage for an honest 1:1 mix
- Shop-air flow on thick 1:1 epoxy
- Upright stance for cartridge reload
- Quick exhaust stop when the bead is on line
- Pneumatic reverse to retract for the next cartridge
Applications
- Construction joints with 1:1 two-component epoxy
- Crack injection on specified 1:1 cartridges
- Chemical anchors and bolt setting
- Two-hand braced bead in front of the body
- Shop-air flow on thick 1:1 adhesive
Technical Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / Model | Albion Engineering AT1500 |
| Tool Type | Air-powered multi-component cartridge applicator, two-hand standard handle, side-load |
| Capacity | Twin 750 ml cartridges (750 x 750 ml, 50.7 oz / 1,500 ml total) |
| Mix Ratio | Fixed 1:1 |
| Drive | Pneumatic, powered forward and reverse |
| Carriage | Side-load (lighter, more rigid frame; easier suitcase change-over) |
| Cartridge Outside Diameters | 3 1/8 x 3 1/8 in. |
| Cartridge Part Number | Albion 741-G01 (A and B) |
| Air Cylinder | 4 in. diameter |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 120 PSI |
| Thrust | 1,500 lbf |
| Air Consumption | 1 CFM |
| Quick Disconnect | 1/4 in. style J or M |
| Weight | 11.5 lb |
| Dimensions | 24 × 8.5 × 6.5 in. |
| Bulletin | Bulletin 318B (202105) |
Product documents: PNEUMATIC MULTI-COMPONENT Cartridge Applicator Bulletin 318B (PDF) | AT-Line Operating Instructions (PDF)
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I pick the side-load Albion AT1500 instead of the top-load AT1500X?
Pick the AT1500 when you want a lighter, more rigid side-load carriage that keeps a 1:1 mix honest on joints and anchors. Pick the AT1500X when drop-in loading from above is faster than feeding a cartridge through a side-load frame. Load path is the reason, not the mix ratio.
When should I use two-hand Albion AT1500 control instead of the AT1500S suitcase?
Use the AT1500 when both hands can stay on the applicator so the bead stays on line in front of the body. Use the AT1500S suitcase when one hand has to run a wall or floor while the other keeps the mixer on the work. Braced versus one-hand decides the handle.
Which 1:1 epoxy jobs is the Albion AT1500 built for?
Albion lists the AT1500 for construction joints, crack injection, adhesive placement, and bolt setting with 1:1 two-component epoxy and adhesive. That is the 1500-series jobsite path, not a 10:1 or 2:1 cartridge job.
Why do anchoring crews run the Albion AT1500 on shop air for thick 1:1 epoxy?
Shop air drives the AT1500 so high-viscosity 1:1 epoxy keeps moving instead of stalling a manual applicator on a long joint or a deep anchor hole. Start the regulator low and raise it until the bead rate matches the work.
How does the Albion AT1500 stop a 1:1 bead when the mixer is on line?
The AT1500 uses Albion quick exhaust so the bead stops when you release the trigger. That matters on crack injection and bolt setting, where a long dribble wastes mixed epoxy. Reverse then retracts the pistons for reload.
Why does the Albion AT1500 stand upright on an anchoring deck?
The AT1500 stands upright so 1:1 twin cartridges load and unload on the deck instead of on the ground. Pneumatic reverse retracts the pistons, then the next cartridge drops into the side-load carriage. That saves time between holes.
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