Closed parallel-rotor mixer with adjustable interaxial separatio

Agitating – Rubber or heavy plastic working – Stationary mixing chamber

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366 85, 366301, B01F 702, B28C 116

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047752408

ABSTRACT:
A closed mixer having rotors whose axial separation is adjustable, comprising an external casing containing a mixing chamber housing two rotors with projecting lobes operating at a limited distance from one another, and caused to rotate by a motor unit via transmission means, wherein the rotors are equipped with end shafts, having a relatively small diameter, rotatably supported within opposite heads of the external casing by means of supports housed within elements which can move and be locked in a number of positions, as a result of moving which elements the distance between the axes of the rotors can be varied, there being provided holding means between the rotors and the heads of the chambers across which they extend, in order to ensure that the axial separation of the rotors is held in the various positions.

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patent: 1884055 (1932-10-01), McIlvried
patent: 1980882 (1934-11-01), See
patent: 3764118 (1973-10-01), Matsuoka
patent: 3779522 (1973-12-01), Lodmans

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