6 Planetary Mixers - Herbst Planetary Mixer
6 Planetary Mixers - Herbst Planetary Mixer
6 Planetary Mixers - Herbst Planetary Mixer
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Figure 53: <strong>Planetary</strong> <strong>Mixer</strong> HR-S 400 (stand construction)<br />
6.3 Customised Designs<br />
6.3.1 Double <strong>Planetary</strong> <strong>Mixer</strong><br />
Where higher shear force entry is required in the mixing process, a special mixing tool<br />
(see also chapter 6.4.4) or a double planetary mixer can be used. The special design and<br />
position of the two mixing tools provide the necessary shear forces for a free revolution<br />
and an effective mixing operation. The level of the shearing strain is dependent upon the<br />
rotating velocity and the clearances between the mixing tools.<br />
6.3.2 Detachable <strong>Planetary</strong> <strong>Mixer</strong><br />
Suitable bowls can be retrofitted with a detachable planetary mixer. The planetary mixer<br />
unit would then be attached to the centrally located bowl flange.<br />
6.3.3 A Combination of a <strong>Planetary</strong> and a Central Mixing Unit<br />
In the research and development field it is often of great importance to cover the largest<br />
possible functional range with only one mixer. To achieve this the planetary mixer can<br />
be fitted with an additional connection for a central agitator shaft.<br />
Figure 54 shows a combination of a planetary gear with a central agitator shaft. On the<br />
left is the planetary gear with the planetary mixing tool and wall scraper, the centrally<br />
located drive spigot for the agitator is clearly visible.