Horizontal Helical Blade Mixer

What You Get With The Horizontal Helical Blade Mixer

• 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 directly 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:

• 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:

• 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.

• High shear refiners, cutters, choppers