Static mixer PMQ
continuousfor liquidsgas

static mixer
static mixer
static mixer
static mixer
static mixer
static mixer
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Characteristics

Technology
static
Batch/continuous
continuous
Product type
for liquids, gas, gas/liquid, for crude oil, for fuel oil, for LPG
Applications
for the chemical industry, for the plastics industry, water treatment, for the petroleum industry, for the textile industry, for the mining industry, for the paper industry, for biological process
Other characteristics
stainless steel, ATEX, steel, for high-viscosity materials, explosion-proof, high-pressure, PTFE, high-temperature, low-temperature, metering

Description

PRIMIX PMQ static mixers are fully customized inline mixers that are totally adapted to the use and process flow. The static tubular mixers can be dimensioned for a large variety of volume flows, densities, viscosities and substance specific characteristics. PMQ mixing element - Quatro shaped mixing element design - Performances equal to PMS - For static mixers with a diameter of approx. 160 mm to infinity - Suitable for basic mixing applications, liquids and gas. Main advantages of the static mixer: - No moving parts (motionless mixer), gaskets and shaft seals - Low energy consumption - Maintenance free and no risk of leakages - Predictable homogenisation Mixing liquids and gases during a continuous process With the PRIMIX PMQ static tubular mixer you can create a homogeneously distributed mixing of liquids and gases in a continuous process. This takes place entirely without moving parts which means there are no extra power or mechanical elements required. For this reason static mixers are also called motionless inline mixers. The lack of moving parts makes the PRIMIX static mixers very low maintenance, and process-technically extremely safe components.
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