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An agitator is ideal if you want to blend batches of different viscosities or to transfer heat so that your kettles, tanks, or vacuum pans will produce and maintain a consistent product, no matter whether the bottoms are hemispherical, flat, pitched, or conical. In order to create a uniform product, the bars and scrapers work tirelessly. Are you looking for something that can blend liquids, or liquids and particles, with varying densities? Consider a turbine mixer or high-shear mixer.
Typically, agitators are used to mix liquids, gases, and solids in process media such as chemical additions or pharmaceutical ingredients. An impeller designed specifically for the task rotates on the shaft of the agitator, imparting energy through mechanical means. It could involve axial pumps, gas induction, flocculating, high viscosity products, and high- and low-shear mixing. Additionally, water agitators are used to add various chemicals to source waters to meet drinking water standards.
Features
- Designs that mix product viscosities from water-like to over 2,000,000 cps, with a minimum design standard of 100,000 cps on scraped-surface agitators.
- Approved by USDA.
- A variety of scraper blade styles and materials are available, including standard scraper blades and heavy-duty shovel-style scraper assemblies.
- Equipped with the latest variable-speed processing technology for the most versatile workflows.
- Welding and polishing are carried out using only the finest sanitary materials.
- All components are fabricated and designed to meet and exceed sanitation and processing requirements.
- Specially designed with improved functionality for mixing challenging products—Kalas inclining styles ensure uniform dispersion of particulates while maintaining gentle agitation.
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