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Mixing
Mixing Machines
Nine mixer and hopper types that blend powders evenly, in batches of any size.
Mixing
Nine ways to blend
Pick by material and batch size. Powder mixing machines and industrial mixers are both listed here. Model data is available on request.
V Shape Mixer
Gentle tumbling blend for free flowing powders.
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W Double Cone Mixer
Double cone for dry powder, 99% uniformity.
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3D Mixer
Three dimensional motion for a fast, even blend.
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2D Mixer
A rotating drum for steady, simple batch blending.
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Double Screw Mixer
Twin screws lift and fold material for a thorough mix.
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Tank Mixer
Trough style mixing for sticky and damp material.
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Plough Mixer
Single shaft forced mixing with plough shears.
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Hopper Mixer
A clamped hopper turns at low speed to mix in place.
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Mixers side by side
A quick guide to how each type works and what it suits best.
- Ribbon MixerRibbon agitators fold material in opposite directionsPowders and granules, large batchesDetails
- V Shape MixerMaterial tumbles and splits inside a V shaped drumFree flowing and fragile powdersDetails
- 3D MixerThe drum moves in several directions at onceDry blends that need a very even mixDetails
- 2D MixerThe drum rotates and swings on two axesSteady batch blending of dry powdersDetails
- Double Screw MixerTwin screws lift and fold material through a conePowders that need thorough blendingDetails
- Tank MixerA trough with paddles stirs the materialSticky, damp and paste like materialDetails
- Plough MixerPlough shears on one shaft keep the material in a continuous vortexPowders, fiber and damp, lumpy materialDetails
- Hopper MixerA hopper is clamped in a rotating frame and turned at low speedBatches mixed in the same hopper they are loaded inDetails
Overview
Mixing that suits your batch
Migreat builds nine types of powder mixer and blender. V shape and 3D mixers blend free flowing powders gently, ribbon mixers suit larger batches and mixed densities, and plough and tank mixers handle damp, sticky or lumpy material. Each machine is sized to your batch and can join grinding, drying and packing machines in one line.
Browse all mixersYour material
Hardness, density and moisture decide the mixer type.
Your batch size
Batch volume sets the machine size and the loading method.
Your line
Mixers join grinding, drying, conveying and packing machines.
Applications
Where mixers work
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Machines that work with mixers
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Drying Machines
Remove moisture from powders, granules and wet material.
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Granulation Equipment
Turn powder into free-flowing granules.
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Sieving Machine
Round and linear sieves that grade powder by particle size.
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Packing Machine
Accurate filling and packing for powders and granules.
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Questions
Before you order
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A powder mixer blends powders evenly in batches. Migreat builds nine mixer and hopper types, including the V, double cone, 3D, 2D, ribbon, double screw conical, trough, plough and hopper mixers.
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Pick by material and batch size. Ribbon mixers suit powders and granules in large batches, V and double cone mixers suit free flowing powders, and the 3D mixer suits powders of different density. Trough mixers handle sticky and damp material.
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It depends on the powder. For free flowing and fragile powders use the V or double cone mixer. For dry blends that need a very even mix use the 3D mixer. For fiber and damp, lumpy material use the plough mixer.
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Match the mixer to the material and batch size. Dry free flowing powders tumble gently in a V or double cone mixer, and powders that need thorough blending suit the double screw conical mixer. A plough mixer can add liquid through atomizing nozzles.
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