Use characteristics of stainless steel mixing tank:
The mixing tank means mixing, blending, homogenizing, etc., the
stainless steel mixing tank can be standardized and humanized in
structure and configuration according to the requirements of the
production process. The mixing tank can realize feeding control,
discharging control, mixing control and other manual and automatic
control during the mixing process.
The structure of the mixing tank is composed of a mixing tank body,
a mixing tank cover, a stirrer, a support, a transmission device, a
shaft sealing device, etc., and a heating device or a cooling
device can also be configured according to the process
requirements.
The materials for the mixing tank, mixing tank cover, agitator,
shaft seal, etc. can be made of carbon steel or stainless steel
according to different process requirements.
The mixing tank body and the mixing tank cover can be connected by
flange sealing or welding. The mixing tank body and the mixing tank
cover can be opened according to the process requirements, such as
feeding, discharging, observation, temperature measurement,
pressure measurement, steam fractionation, safe venting and other
process pipe holes.
The upper part of the mixing tank cover is equipped with a
transmission device (motor or reducer), and the agitator in the
mixing tank is driven by the transmission shaft.
The shaft sealing device can adopt various forms such as mechanical
seal or packing, labyrinth seal (determined according to user
needs).
Due to the different production process requirements of users, the
agitator can be configured with various forms such as paddle type,
anchor type, frame type, and spiral type. If you have other
requirements, you can contact our factory to design and produce
separately.
Features of stainless steel mixing tank machine
Stable operation, low noise, convenient cleaning, flexible and
flexible, can be used continuously, and can superfinely disperse
and emulsify materials. It can be widely used in the
emulsification, homogenization and dispersion of industrial
production.
