BL600Z Reciprocating Laboratory Mixer

Description

Axial Flow That Rotary Mixing Cannot Make

Round-and-round mixing sets up circumferential flow: material travels around the vessel with the blade and settles into layers that stay where they are. This mixer breaks that pattern mechanically. The blade rises and falls 30 mm every eight turns, pushing material down through the center and up the walls, and the batch reaches top-to-bottom uniformity in a fraction of the time. Feedback control holds any speed from 10 to 600 rpm while it does.

Solving the Hard Problems Rotary Mixing Leaves Behind

• Layered vessels that look mixed and are not: Vertical reciprocation drives axial flow, moving material between the top and bottom of the vessel on every cycle.
• Overload failures that kill the mixer: The current limiter protects the motor from burning out under load. This is an instrument you service and keep, not a throw-away mixer you replace.
• Overload shutdowns that kill the batch: The same limiter keeps the motor driving through loads that cut ordinary mixers off. Your process stays running and the batch survives.
• Speed drift as the batch thickens: Automatic speed feedback compensates for rising viscosity in real time. No manual correction, no drifting results.
• Unmixed layers in the vessel: Set your forward and reverse cycles once, 5 to 60 seconds each, and the mixer alternates automatically for the entire run. The ring-shaped regions that single direction mixing leaves behind never form.

Built for the Formulation Bench

The spark-free brushless motor and reciprocating drive share a sealed aluminum body weighing 3.2 kg, with a keyless collet chuck for fast shaft changes and a stop timer programmable from 30 minutes to 24 hours for unattended runs. Stroke and cycle ratio are fixed at the factory. Part of the Heidon Three-One Motor line, manufactured by Shinto Scientific and sold and supported in the US by Kett, with every configuration backed by the One-Year Total Care Warranty covering parts, labor, and specification compliance.

Three ways to order. Motor Only is the drive unit alone, ready for the shafts and blades you already run. The P configuration adds the FS7 blade set and a 500 mm stainless steel shaft for a working setup out of the box. The S configuration adds the stand, completing a full mixing station.

Do not need the vertical stroke? The BL600 Laboratory Mixer is the same 40 W drive, 0.7 N·m and 10 to 600 rpm, in a lighter body.

Need more torque with the same speed range? The BLH600 High Power Laboratory Mixer brings 1.3 N·m to creams, gels, and syrups.