Single-shaft mixer PFBS
paddlefluidized bedbatch

single-shaft mixer
single-shaft mixer
single-shaft mixer
single-shaft mixer
single-shaft mixer
single-shaft mixer
single-shaft mixer
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Characteristics

Technology
paddle, fluidized bed
Batch/continuous
batch
Product type
solid/liquid, powder
Applications
for the food industry, for the chemical industry, for the pharmaceutical industry, for the cosmetics industry, construction
Other characteristics
high-speed, single-shaft
Engine power

Max.: 132 kW
(179.47 hp)

Min.: 2.2 kW
(2.99 hp)

Capacity

Max.: 18,000 l
(4,755.1 gal)

Min.: 40 l
(10.57 gal)

Description

Replace Your Ribbon Mixers With A Single Shaft Fluidized Zone Mixer Without Changing Your Current Layout Configuration & Increase Production With Ease The Fluidized Zone Mixer is a high-performance mixer that is designed for rapidly mixing ingredients together with no/low shear effect. What makes these models so popular is they allow users with old, out-of-date, inefficient ribbon mixers, to replace them with ease without disrupting the current production layout. The trough of the Single Shaft Fluidized Zone Mixer uses the same trough of the ribbon mixer, yet incorporates the engineering & mixing features of the fluidized mixers. This allows mixing to be completed quicker, with ease, in seconds not minutes. Increasing production without the expense or time of re-designing the production area. Here are two recently completed Single Shaft Fluidized Zone Mixers that were recently made for a company in Missouri. These mixers we designed according to their needs, which includes that large unit, a 10,000-liter unit, to be engineered for the top of the mixer to be a structural working platform. The smaller unit is a 1,500 liter unit. Both units are designed to mix a batch in 30-90 seconds.

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