Tumble Blender with additional features

MRC Tumble Blender with integrated high shear mixer or injection of fluid medium

Mixing of solids in an IBC with tumble blender with a tendency towards agglomerates
Mixing powders is a frequent and critical workflow in many solids processing industries, which not only places high demands on safety and hygiene, but above all on the homogeneity of the finished mixture, regardless of the powder properties. In order to achieve a perfect mixture of two or more mixture components, many a process engineer racks his brains when, for example, oil-containing media leads to agglomerates (clumping) or colour pigments are only present in very small quantities in the mixture. Usually, free-fall mixers are shown their limits here. But not for MRC tumble blender with the additional feature of the “turbo dissolver“. Optional for container mixers type 2D and 3D. S available with an additional and powerful 3 kW gear motor at a nominal speed of 1,000 rpm.

Mixing or blending example of a 3D tumble blender:

Mixing a grout with a basic mineral component and various colour pigment components:

1. 1. Mixing Component Input Before Mixing
   2. Mixed sample without turbo dissolution after 3 min
   3. Perfect final result after another 60 sec 3D. S-mixture with the turbo dissolver

   The result shows that mixtures with lump-forming components (agglomerates) can also be homogeneously mixed with the turbo pulper directly in the standard container or in the customer’s existing container. The resolution is available for the 2D and 3D. S container mixer.

    

MUHR Spraying System

For liquid addition directly during 2D or 3D running. S free-fall mixing process. With mixing tanks that can still be freely selected.

Task:

SPRAYING SYSTEM for the addition of liquid and/or gaseous additives directly during the ongoing 2D or 3DS free-fall mixing process. With mixing containers that can be freely selected unchanged.

Properties:

1. Efficient, simultaneous mixing of different solids with liquid components
2. For liquids with pH values from acidic to alkaline
3. For colorants, mixed catalysts, food additives (e.g. sweeteners, oily raw materials) and much more