Mixing Agitator
A mixing agitator is a mechanical device used to mixed liquids, slurries, or powders in various industrial processes. It consists of key components such as a gearbox, motor, shaft, and blade that work together to generate controlled fluid movement within a tank.
APPLICATIONS:
- Chemical Preparation Unit
- Sludge Preparation Unit.
- Food Production
- Pharmaceuticals
- Textile Unit.
- Water & Wastewater Treatment
- Oil & Gas Industry
- Paint & Coatings Industry
- Biotechnology & Fermentation
- Mining & Minerals Processing
- Paper & Pulp Industry
- Power Plants
FEATURES:
- Efficient Mixing: Ensures uniform blending of fluids and solids.
- High-Performance Impellers: Designed for optimal flow patterns and turbulence control.
- Customizable Speed & Power: Available in different motor capacities to suit process needs.
- Durable Construction: Built with stainless steel, carbon steel, or coated materials for corrosion resistance.
- Multiple Mounting Options: Can be mounted on tanks, reactors, or open vessels.
- Energy-Efficient Design: Reduces power consumption while maintaining high performance.
MAIN COMPONENTS:
- Motor: Provides the necessary rotational power to drive the agitator.
- Gearbox: Reduces motor speed and increases torque for efficient mixing.
- Shaft: Connects the motor and gearbox to the impeller, transmitting rotational motion.
- Blade : The mixing element that agitates the fluid, creating flow patterns for uniform blending.
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