Paddle mixer
in-linesolid/liquidhorizontal

paddle mixer
paddle mixer
paddle mixer
paddle mixer
paddle mixer
paddle mixer
paddle mixer
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Characteristics

Technology
paddle
Batch/continuous
in-line
Product type
solid/liquid
Configuration
horizontal
Other characteristics
compact, steel, weighing

Description

Mixers are designed to mix a wide variety of free-flowing materials. Four different types of mixers are offered. The drum mixer is used for gentle mixing and is perfect to preserve the quality of coarse peat fibre during the mixing process. It consists of a steel drum mounted on four wheels, driven by an electric motor and supported by a rigid frame minimizing rolling assembly wear. The drum rotates continuously, allowing the product to be mixed from entry to exit. The paddle mixer is designed to provide positive mixing action for professional mixes. Its dual-shaft paddle-type agitator is ideal for both solid-to-solid and liquid-to-solid blending. The rotating paddles move the product from bottom to top, and then back down, creating a tumbling effect. The in-line mixer is especially designed for retail peat mixes. Installed over a conveyor, this compact model is ideal for production lines with limited space. Its two rotating shafts with chains mix the product while it is being transported on the conveyor. The batch mixer is designed for combining the weighing and mixing of two products. Provided with four load cells, the batch mixer weighs a first product, adds a second, and then mixes both products before releasing them on the line (usually in a feeder).

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ACHEMA 2024
ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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