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Drum Mixers

Drum mixers are gallon drums that rotate in order to mix chemicals and materials such as gravel and cement. Drum mixers are a broad category of mixers with many variations. For example, portable drum mixers are one type of drum mixer which may be used for in-container mixing. Other drum mixers have their own container into which materials must be poured.

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Cleveland Mixer
Clinton, CT
800-243-1188
Cleveland Mixer serves the chemical, food and pharmaceutical processing industries. Our complete line of high quality drum mixers and related models is proudly made in the USA. We are custom manufacturers and our equipment is used in everything from product development to full scale production systems. Give us a call today to find out what we can do to meet your mixing needs.
 
Admix, Inc.
Manchester, NH
800-466-2369
Admix, Inc. manufactures stainless steel mixing technologies & assists with tough mixing issues for a variety of markets. Choose from products such as basic drum mixers, Rotomaxx™ high torque mixers, BenchMix™ programmable lab mixers and a multitude of other innovative designs from Admix for your mixing needs. Our equipment meets 3-A, USDA-Dairy, AMS and AG-Canada hygienic & safety standards.
 
IKA® Works, Inc.
Wilmington, NC
800-733-3037
IKA® Works has 3 manufacturing divisions: Process, Laboratory & Analytical. Our line of mixing equipment, including basic drum mixers, can improve your production efficiency, as well as provide the versatility to be used for a variety of applications by providing many user options to fit your specific industrial needs. Our equipment is used in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.
 
Marion Mixers, Inc.
Marion, IA
800-397-6371
Marion Mixers is a custom design fabricator of horizontal mixing & blending, batch & continuous process equipment such as basic drum mixers and more. Recognized globally as the innovative leader in application-specific, hand-crafted equipment, Marion is the "brand of choice" for industries such as food, chemical, plastic & more! They have unsurpassed quality, customer-support & durability.
 

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ARDE Barinco, Inc.
Carlstadt, NJ
800-909-6070
At ARDE Barinco, our goal is to help our clients mix, disperse, deagglomerate, grind and compound their high quality products in the shortest amount of time with the lowest operating and capital cost. This is the prime focus of our corporate efforts, and why we make such fantastic continuous processing equipment such as our basic drum mixers. Give us a call today!
 
Pope Scientific, Inc.
Saukville, WI
262-268-9300
Since 1966, Pope Scientific has designed and delivered high performance, compact and mid-size sanitary drum mixers, stirrers and other related equipment. Our products are can be customized for any application. Regardless of the model and configuration you choose, you can be confident your mixing equipment will deliver the performance your application demands. Call us today!
 
Quadro® Engineering Incorporated
Waterloo, ON
519-884-9660
Quadro® leads the global market when it comes to powder processing, liquid processing and material handling technology. We have mixing equipment, like our basic drum mixers, that have stood the test of time. Visit our website to read more on our In-Line Disperser, Wet Mill, In-Tank Mixer and our Shear Pump Mixer. After 40 years, we continue to deliver only the best.
 
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Drum mixers are generally used to blend mixtures of low to medium viscosities such as cement or adhesive slurries; this particular kind of mixer is capable of mixing substances of very different particle sizes such as gravel and cement slurry or ice cream and fruit. Internal paddles or blades mix, blend or clean and a sturdy frame supports the drum as it rotates or tumbles. These are inherently batch mixers because they work with a single batch at a time. Drum mixers are made from steel and can either have thick walls or thin walls depending on capacity and insulation properties needed for the process. The mixers are powered by pneumatic or electric motors. Sizes for drum mixers include 5 gallon drums, 55 gallon drums and mixers for tanks that can hold up to 950 gallons. Many industries utilize drum mixers including the food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical, construction, manufacturing, cosmetics and agriculture industries. Drum mixers are frequently used to mix disparate dry and wet materials, chemicals, plastics, cement, biodiesel and many other products.

Drum mixers are available in a variety of configurations to suit many different needs and applications. One kind of drum mixer uses a paddle with numerous blades curving in different directions; this is called a swing-blade paddle. The swing-blade design allows the drum mixer to maximize liquid movement within the rotating drum, which cuts down on time spent mixing the product. Swing-blade paddles are made from stainless steel or zinc plated steel and can be portable and sold as a single part, or as part of the drum. The swing-blade can be moved to point upwards or downwards to maximize liquid movement at all RPMs (rotations per minute) and can be adjusted for various containers and mixing patterns. Other kinds of mixing blades or paddles include a scraper blade which cleans the system, a shaftless blade that is used with an open head frame, a shear knife paddle for cutting and a manifold paddle for steam or liquids. Depending on the capacity of the drum, paddles can fit onto container lids and may easily be moved from one drum to another. In the case of larger drums, the paddles are attached to stainless steel poles; the pole is then attached to the lip of the drum using a clamp, or screwed into the lid of the drum.

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