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See the Batch Change Before You Can.
A batch that thickens, a reaction that finishes, a dispersion that finally breaks: the mixer feels each one as torque long before an operator sees it. This model puts that signal on a cable. Converted torque and speed stream out as analog signals to any data logger, so a viscosity trend becomes a curve on a screen instead of a guess. Underneath is the BL1200: 40 W, 0.3 N·m, 20 to 1200 rpm held by feedback control.
$2,295.00 – $2,895.00Price range: $2,295.00 through $2,895.00
See the Batch Change Before You Can.
A batch that thickens, a reaction that finishes, a dispersion that finally breaks: the mixer feels each one as torque long before an operator sees it. This model puts that signal on a cable. Converted torque and speed stream out as analog signals to any data logger, so a viscosity trend becomes a curve on a screen instead of a guess. Underneath is the BL3000: 40 W, 0.1 N·m, 50 to 3000 rpm held by feedback control.
$2,295.00 – $2,895.00Price range: $2,295.00 through $2,895.00
See the Batch Change Before You Can.
A batch that thickens, a reaction that finishes, a dispersion that finally breaks: the mixer feels each one as torque long before an operator sees it. This model puts that signal on a cable. Converted torque and speed stream out as analog signals to any data logger, so a viscosity trend becomes a curve on a screen instead of a guess. Underneath is the BLW300: 120 W, 4.5 N·m, 5 to 300 rpm held by feedback control.
$5,095.00 – $5,795.00Price range: $5,095.00 through $5,795.00
See the Batch Change Before You Can.
A batch that thickens, a reaction that finishes, a dispersion that finally breaks: the mixer feels each one as torque long before an operator sees it. This model puts that signal on a cable. Converted torque and speed stream out as analog signals to any data logger, so a viscosity trend becomes a curve on a screen instead of a guess. Underneath is the BLW600: 120 W, 2.2 N·m, 10 to 600 rpm held by feedback control.
$5,095.00 – $5,795.00Price range: $5,095.00 through $5,795.00
See the Batch Change Before You Can.
A batch that thickens, a reaction that finishes, a dispersion that finally breaks: the mixer feels each one as torque long before an operator sees it. This model puts that signal on a cable. Converted torque and speed stream out as analog signals to any data logger, so a viscosity trend becomes a curve on a screen instead of a guess. Underneath is the BLW1200: 120 W, 1.2 N·m, 20 to 1200 rpm held by feedback control.
$5,095.00 – $5,795.00Price range: $5,095.00 through $5,795.00
Torque You Can Put in a Report.
Every overhead stirrer with a torque display is estimating from motor current. This one measures. A calibrated strain-gauge transducer sits in the drive path between motor and shaft, reads the actual torque on the blade to three decimals, and sends it out as a 0 to 5 V signal you can log, chart, and hand to another department. The drive is an 80 W Three-One Motor: 2.0 N·m, 5 to 300 rpm held by feedback control, built for the thickest materials: pastes, creams, and gels at a true 5 rpm floor.
$16,395.00 – $16,995.00Price range: $16,395.00 through $16,995.00