BL300RHM Remote-Controlled High Torque Mixing System

Description

Remote Mixing Control for Draft Chambers and Automated Systems

This model was built for mixing jobs where the operator could not stand at the mixer. A separate control box handled speed and direction, and analog signals connected the mixer to the rest of a test or process setup.

What the BL300RHM Did

• Controls outside the hood: The control box sat away from the mixer, so speed and direction could be changed without reaching into a draft chamber.
• External speed control: An analog input let a sequencer or controller set speed and direction automatically.
• Viscosity tracking: Speed and converted torque were output as analog signals, showing how a batch thickened or thinned over time.
• High torque under changing loads: Feedback control held the set speed as viscosity changed.

Moving to a Current Mixer

The remote-controlled series was discontinued in 2025 and has no direct replacement. Current laboratory mixers keep the high-torque motor, feedback speed control, and forward/reverse timer, with controls on the mixer itself. Models with analog torque and speed output remain available for tracking viscosity with a data logger. Existing units are still supported and serviced in the US.

Need high-torque mixing for thick materials today? The BLH300 High Power Laboratory Mixer holds its set speed under heavy, changing loads with twice the torque of a standard laboratory mixer.