MULTI-SHAFT
Mixers & Dispersers
Multi-shaft mixers and dispersers tackle the toughest applications with high and low-speed technology, combining several machines into one. Don’t need a multi-shaft mixer design? Check out the VHS High-Speed Disperser for high-shear dispersing or the VLS Low-Speed Mixer for agitation and blending.
- Designed for products with very high viscosities and poor flow characteristics
- Combines low-speed agitation with high-speed dispersion
- Engineered to move difficult products into the “work zone” for efficient processing
- Multi-shaft mixers provide customized options to fit your application
Find additional info on multi-shaft mixers in this blog post!
Description
![Co-Axial Mixing Blade Example Co-Axial Mixing Blade](https://b1713536.smushcdn.com/1713536/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/coaxial-sq-300x300.png?lossy=1&strip=1&webp=1)
- Integrates both high-shear and low-speed blade rotating on the same axis
- Low-speed agitator circulates product into the high-shear work zone
- Dual configuration is ideal for high viscosity products
![Twin-Shaft Mixing Blade Example Twin-Shaft Mixing Blade](https://b1713536.smushcdn.com/1713536/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Twin-Shaft-e1673384916430-300x300.png?lossy=1&strip=1&webp=1)
- High-speed disperser and/or rotor stator is offset from a low-speed anchor agitator or sweep blade
- Designed for moderate to high viscosity formulations
- Allows for multiple high-speed blade configurations
![Triple-Shaft Mixing Blade Example Triple-Shaft Mixing Blade](https://b1713536.smushcdn.com/1713536/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/triple-shaft-1-1-e1673384724752-300x300.png?lossy=1&strip=1&webp=1)
- High-speed disperser and/or rotor stator along with a low-speed agitator
- Purée large solids at the start of a cycle and eliminate lumps
- Lifting screw may be incorporated to help suspend agglomerates in finished batch