What are the equipment use for mixing of powder?
V-Type Mixers
These have a V-shaped container that causes the powder to circulate and tumble when rotating, achieving mixing.
Drum Mixers
Cylindrical containers rotate around a central axis, causing the powder inside to tumble and mix.
Ribbon Mixers
Horizontal troughs with spiral ribbon mixers move the powder radially and axially, achieving mixing.
Double Cone Mixers
Two cone-shaped ends are connected by a cylindrical section, allowing the powder to mix as the apparatus rotates.
Fluidized Bed Mixers
Powder is made fluid-like by air passing through a bed layer, facilitating mixing.
Planetary Mixers
Mixing blades rotate around multiple axes within a container to achieve uniform mixing.
High-Shear Mixers
High shear forces are created by rotating blades or a rotor-stator configuration to ensure thorough mixing.
Drum Mixers
Powder is mixed by rotating drums.
Single Arm Powder Mixer
double arm Powder Mixer
The double-arm mixer is an industrial equipment primarily used for mixing, blending, grinding, and processing various substances, including liquids, powders, slurries, and high-viscosity materials. It finds wide applications across industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, cosmetics, and coatings. Featuring two mixing arms, these devices facilitate the thorough blending of ingredients within a sealed vessel. Their design and operation enable effective homogenization of diverse components to meet specific production requirements.
