Albion AT1500X is a two-hand pneumatic applicator for 1:1 two-component epoxy and adhesive in 750 ml x 750 ml cartridges. Shop air moves the 1:1 mix after the cartridge drops in from above, so both hands brace the bead.
The Albion AT1500X is a two-hand pneumatic applicator for 1:1 two-component epoxy and adhesive in 750 ml x 750 ml cartridges. The carriage is top-load, so the cartridge drops in from above before both hands brace the bead on the joint. Shop air moves 1:1 material on joints, and a listed spray path is available for spray-on sealants on the jobsite work.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / Model | Albion Engineering AT1500X |
| Tool Type | Air-powered multi-component cartridge applicator, two-hand standard handle, top-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 | Top-load |
| 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. |
| Spray option (published) | Adapter 1042-2 or AT1500X-3 |
| Bulletin | Bulletin 318B (202105) |
Product documents: PNEUMATIC MULTI-COMPONENT Cartridge Applicator Bulletin 318B (PDF) | AT-Line Operating Instructions (PDF)
When is drop-in top-load on the Albion AT1500X faster than a side-load frame?
Use the AT1500X when you want the 1:1 cartridge to drop in from above instead of feeding it through a side-load frame. Side-load AT1500 is the more rigid carriage when you want extra stiffness on a braced joint. Loading path is the reason, not a different mix.
Can the Albion AT1500X spray coatings with adapter 1042-2?
Albion lists adapter 1042-2 as a spray path on the AT1500X, including work such as truck-bed liner coatings. That is a published use, not a how-to. Keep the adapter with the applicator when the spec calls for spray instead of a joint bead.
When should I pick two-hand Albion AT1500X instead of the AT1500X-S suitcase?
Use the AT1500X when both hands can stay on the applicator after the cartridge drops in. Use the AT1500X-S suitcase when one hand has to run a roof, wall, or floor while the other keeps the mixer on the work. Handle stance is the choice.
Why do coating crews like drop-in loading on the Albion AT1500X?
Coating and restoration crews pick the AT1500X when a 1:1 cartridge changes often and drop-in from above is faster than threading a side-load frame. Two hands then brace the bead or the listed spray path. Keep AT1500 when you want side-load rigidity instead.
How does the Albion AT1500X stop a spray or joint bead?
The AT1500X uses Albion quick exhaust so the flow stops when you release the trigger. That matters on a listed spray path and on joint work, where a long dribble wastes mixed material. Reverse then retracts the pistons for the next drop-in.
Is the Albion AT1500X still a two-hand tool after the cartridge drops in?
Yes. Top-load is the loading path on the AT1500X; the handle is still two-hand for work in front of the body. If you need a free hand on a roof or wall after that same drop-in carriage, the suitcase sister is the AT1500X-S.
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