high speed paint mixer

Description:

High speed dissolver,coating production mixer,dispersing machine is to dissolve ,disperse and mix meterials with different viscosity.Through the very high peripheral tip spped of the toothed disc,the strong shearing,crashing and friction forces generated between the materials and toothed disc disperse,dissolve and mixe the materials efficiently.The large stress forces break down the agglomerates into the liquid or paste suspension and solid particle wetted out.With cover matching with its container to avoid dust flying ,materials splashing and volatilization of solvent products during dispersing.Easy operation,safe and convenient .The cover is mirror polished ,easy to clean and nice appearance.Little air absorption during mixing and dispersing process.It disperses and dissolves materials to smaller particle size effciently .No dead corner during mixing .Easy to clean ,wide capacity range ,various speed control,stable operation ,low noise and long-time continuous operation.

Dual shaft disperser is suitable to stir and disperse two or many kinds of liquid and powder materials. Double impellers disperse the solid-liquid phase in the same time, effectively reduce the material following up and accelerate the dispersing result and quality.

Feature:

- Hydraulic lifting system for production

- Siemens or ABB motor as standard

- Siemens/LG//Danfoss Frequency convertor optional

- Non-explosion and explosion type of production dispersion equipment are both as standard

- Vacuum production high speed disperser is available.

- Customerized equipments are available. 

Technical data :

Types available :

                                                                                       Different disk optional

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