We apply 30 years of hot melt manufacturing and service experience to Nordson component repairs. We rebuild modules and applicators, service melters and pumps, and carry out agreed tests after repair. Our work connects knowledge of component construction with its role on the production line.
We repair and rebuild SolidBlue, SureBead and Harmony dispensing modules as well as applicators and nozzles. We assess leakage, adhesive shut-off, deposits and wear, clean assemblies and replace worn serviceable parts. Agreed post-repair tests cover leak tightness and operation as appropriate to the assembly.
We assess deposits, leaks and heating faults in the melter. An alarm affecting one heating zone and a problem affecting the whole unit require different checks. Send the exact alarm, the affected zone and the equipment reference so we can agree the assessment and repair scope.
For interrupted delivery, leaks or uneven pump operation, we assess contamination, sealing and wear of working surfaces. The agreed scope can include cleaning, replacement of serviceable parts and new gears manufactured to the confirmed specification. We confirm repair feasibility and the post-repair checks for the individual pump.
We do not repair heated hoses. We select and supply new hoses using the existing reference, length, connections, electrical specifications and temperature-sensor type. Compatibility and the proposed supply are confirmed for the specific system.
We confirm the repair scope, parts selection, cost and lead time for your assembly before work begins.
30 years of hot melt manufacturing and service experience.
We bring a manufacturing perspective to every repair: how components are made, where they wear and how they work together. Our expertise spans dispensing modules, applicators, pumps, seals and heated assemblies. This helps us connect a visible fault with the condition of the component and the demands of its application.
Repair followed by testing.
After repair, we carry out the agreed bench tests. Depending on the assembly, these cover leak tightness, mechanism operation, adhesive delivery or heating response. The goal is a component prepared for return to service, with a clear scope of work and checks. Installation and commissioning confirm its operation on your production line.
The melter family, module name and manufacturer part number (P/N) identify different things. Include them together in your enquiry; a familiar name alone does not establish compatibility.
Melter family examples
Identification examples, not a list of models accepted for repair. Service feasibility is confirmed for the specific assembly. Links lead to manufacturer documentation.
Include the full P/N and applicator reference. For SolidBlue and SureBead, retain the S or A designation; for SureBead, also identify the nozzle size. The Harmony examples identify complete module kits with a valve, not a valve alone. UM25 references 1048992 and 1048996 have different cap versions. A shared family name does not establish interchangeability.
STT is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nordson. These are manufacturer references for identification, not STT product numbers or a catalogue of parts offered for sale. Listing a reference does not confirm repair availability, stock, compatibility or equivalence, and does not constitute an offer of genuine Nordson parts. We confirm the scope and any proposed part separately for the identified assembly.
Identify the Nordson assembly, not only the machine.
Send the information you already have. We confirm whether the assembly can be assessed, what work is feasible and what is needed before you ship it.
Please agree the receiving address and preparation requirements with STT before shipping equipment. The published business addresses are not automatic repair-delivery instructions.
Equipment references
Send the melter model and serial number, plus the applicator, module or hose part number where readable. A photo of each relevant nameplate helps distinguish the assemblies.
Fault history
Describe where leakage or uneven dispensing occurs, whether the problem is constant or intermittent, and any recent change of adhesive or component. Include displayed fault codes.
Application details
Give the adhesive type and available operating temperature, pressure and line-speed information. State the number of affected assemblies and the required date.
REPAIR PROCESS
Clear decisions before work starts.
01
Describe the fault
Share the equipment reference, symptoms and available photographs. We clarify the information needed for assessment.
02
Agree the assessment
Where inspection is needed, agree shipment and assessment arrangements first. We review condition and repair feasibility.
03
Approve the work
Confirm proposed work, components, test scope and timing. Any change to the agreed scope needs review.
04
Check & return
Carry out the agreed checks, communicate the outcome and arrange return of the assembly.
FAQ
Before you send the equipment
Can I send only the leaking module?
Often the first step is to identify the module and the applicator it belongs to. Send their references and describe the leak before shipping. We will confirm whether the module alone is sufficient for the agreed assessment or whether associated components are needed.
Do you repair SolidBlue, SureBead and Harmony modules?
Yes. We repair and rebuild SolidBlue, SureBead and Harmony modules, then test them within the agreed scope. Send the full P/N, the applicator reference and a description of the fault. We distinguish S and A variants, SureBead nozzle sizes, and Harmony Intermediate, Premium and Continuous versions. The component condition determines the repair scope and parts required; the family name alone does not mean every unit can be rebuilt.
Will a repaired component be ready for immediate production?
We repair components and test them within the agreed scope before return. For dispensing modules, checks may include leak tightness, opening and closing, and adhesive delivery, depending on the design and test setup. This prepares the module for return to service. Correct installation and commissioning on your line confirm performance with your adhesive and operating conditions.
What determines the cost of a Nordson repair?
The cost depends on the assembly, its condition, the parts required and the agreed tests. Send the P/N, photos and fault history for an initial assessment. Where inspection is needed to establish wear or internal damage, we agree that assessment stage first. The repair scope and cost are confirmed before work begins.
How long does a module or pump rebuild take?
The lead time depends on inspection findings, parts availability, any custom manufacturing and the test scope. Include your required date and the number of assemblies in the enquiry. We confirm a realistic schedule for that job before proceeding, rather than applying one turnaround promise to every repair.
Can you supply parts instead of repairing the assembly?
Yes. An enquiry can concern a repair or parts supply. Send the existing part number and assembly reference; for seals and custom components, include available dimensions or a drawing. Selection, availability and compatibility are confirmed for the application. Heated hoses are supplied new only; we do not repair them.