CO-NELE Inclined Intensive Mixer with a Wide Application

2022.4.30 | CO-NELE

The inclined intensive mixer uses the power generated by the rotation of the rotor and the barrel to mix the materials. The moving speed of each layer of blades installed on the rotor is different. The material forms shear surfaces of different sizes and high speeds under the rotation of the rotor. Achieve high-quality mixing effects on materials.

The improved structure of the Inclined intensive mixer can achieve high efficiency during operation, and the product quality is firm and reliable.
The inclined intensive mixer uses gravity and mechanical force to achieve the purpose of mixing, and the equipment fully mixes a variety of different materials during operation.

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