What industries are horizontal mixers used for?
Horizontal mixers can be made of carbon steel or stainless steel materials, mainly used for the mixing of two or more types of premixes. This is a fast and uniform mixing method that is commonly used in the food, chemical, and daily chemical industries. They use "S" - shaped single or double screw belts to mix materials quickly, evenly, and without storage. The top cover is opened, and the appearance is beautiful and elegant. There is no dust flying during operation, and there is no waste of materials.
The characteristics of a horizontal mixer:
1. The horizontal mixer has high mixing uniformity and minimal residue, making it suitable for mixing two or more materials.
2. The horizontal mixer is equipped with a reducer, which has the characteristics of low noise, low energy consumption, high efficiency, and durability.
3. Adopting an "S" type single or double spiral belt, the material is mixed quickly, evenly, and without any storage.
4. The top cover is opened, with a beautiful and elegant appearance, and there is no dust flying during operation, without wasting materials.
Precautions for horizontal mixer:
1. It is necessary to regularly clean the inner wall of the mixing drum (easily sticky materials should be cleaned once a day, and non sticky materials should be cleaned every three to five days) to keep the drum smooth and clean.
2. The bearings need to be filled with yellow glycerin every half month to one month (if there is any abnormal noise or assistance, please replace the bearings with new ones according to the model).
3. The gearbox needs to replace the gear oil every six months to a year (if impurities in the oil are not replaced in a timely manner, it will affect the lifespan of the gearbox).
4. Pay attention to the tightness and wear of the belt (if there is wear, please replace it in a timely manner to prevent the belt from slipping and insufficient power).
5. Keep the electric control box dry and dust-free, as excessive dust can cause electric shock and false connection, posing serious safety hazards.
