Three-one motor

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.

• Mixers killed by overload: The current limiter keeps the motor driving through loads that shut ordinary mixers down. No throw-away mixers, no burned-out windings, no throw-away batches.
• Batches that finish when nobody is watching: Torque and speed stream out on the included cable to your data logger; the curve flattens when the reaction ends, and the record shows when.
• Unmixed layers single-direction mixing leaves behind: Set forward and reverse cycles once and the mixer alternates automatically for the entire run, breaking up the ring-shaped dead zones.