Blade Mixer: Horizontal Helical Blade:Dry+Liquid

INGLEBURN, NSW - Delivers Nationally

The Omega shape of the mixing shell ensures all the product is entrained by the helical blades and with the addition of a cylindrical shell and scraper blades for thick pastes materials all surfaces are swept.
The Helical blades lift and fold the mixture in an end to end pattern giving the versatility to mix dry and damp powders, pastes, slurries and liquids.
The mixing is so efficient trace and minor ingredients can be added into the mixer avoiding the need for a pre mix.
Accurate scale up from our pilot scale test machines can be guaranteed using test results to calculate the Mixing blade size and power to the batch size you require.
Our continuing test and development program ensures you have the latest technology built into your mixer and a future upgrade path using the same length to diameter ratio and standard parts across our horizontal mixer range.
Easy to clean with our Patented Clean arm attachment and only 4 mixing blades for any size of machine.
Simple design, minimum number of working parts; the drive in particular can be obtained ‘off the shelf’ from many suppliers. This results in a lower capital cost, less maintenance and shorter cleaning times.
A range of options easily incorporated to extend processing applications.
Batch and continuous machines available in sizes ranging from laboratory to large mass production units.

Applications of Horizontal Helical Blade Mixer:

Dry cell battery powders
Tile Adhesive
Mayonnaise and seafood mixes
Catering recipes
Fine chemical powder mixing
Powdered soup mixes
Breakfast cereals prior to extrusion
Powdered drinks
Flour batter mixes
Spice and flavours
Meat mixes
Thick slurry mixing
Toiletry preparations
Resin based pastes
Plastic powders and granules

Optional Features of Horizontal Helical Blade Mixer:

To ensure that our mixers will meet the exact requirements of your process and plant layout, options include:

Any number of feed arrangements.
A variety of discharge options including rising plug valves, bomb doors and rotating discharge.
Air purged glands or mechanical seals.
Pressure rated Q & A sampling valves.
Jacketed for heating and cooling.
Pressure or vacuum designed shells.
Liquid addition spray systems.
Polished, bead blast or coated finishes.
ATEX / Explosion rated machines.
Electrical and instrument systems and controls.