What is a mixing machine?

The Dispersion Mixing Machine mixes liquids with solids or other liquids by rotating at high speed and stirring the mixture in a vessel with several dispersing impellers. The machine is widely used in coating, painting, printing ink and so on.

Double shaft mixer for intensive mixing of different materials. Thoroughly mix two different wet or dry materials, or mix liquids and sludges with dry solids. Double Shaft Mixing Machine handle wet, sticky raw materials including clay, sludge, filter cake, sand and other abrasives. It is widely used in the mixing of powder, granule, flake, block, irregular and viscous materials in feed, cereal, food, chemical, pharmaceutical, pesticide and other industries.

Laboratory mixers are used to mix smaller quantities of material, typically up to 100 gallons (380 liters). Its type, size, speed, power and other parameters will affect the mixing effect of the stirring medium. Lab mixers can also handle solutions with viscosities up to 150,000 cps, depending on mixer torque, horsepower and speed.The drive motor of the laboratory mixer adopts a series-excited micro-motor with high power and compact structure, which has low noise and stable operation, and is suitable for experimental fields such as food, biology, pharmacy, physical and chemical analysis, and reagents.

High viscosity mixers are mixers designed to mix materials through a laminar mixing process because the ingredients are so viscous that a turbulent mixed phase cannot be obtained at all, or without a lot of heat. , allowing any machine suitable for performing a wide range of mixing operations, including emulsification, homogenization, disintegration, dissolution, dispersion, mixing, particle size reduction and deagglomeration. Some products that may require laminar mixing in a high viscosity mixer include putties, chewing gum and soap. Final products typically start in the hundreds of thousands of centipoises and go up to several million centipoises.