Drum blenders, laboratory blenders, powder blenders, pharmaceutical blenders
Blenders and accessories
Our MIXOMAT series drum blenders and laboratory blenders are precise, hygienic solutions for blending powders, granulates and liquids. Whether in the pharmaceutical, chemical or food industry, FUCHS Maschinen AG has been developing blending systems for the most demanding requirements for over 50 years. Our tumbling blenders and powder blenders guarantee homogeneous results with minimal product stress – ideal for laboratory and production environments.
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- Uniform blending of powders, granulates and liquids
- Suitable for pharmaceutical, chemical and food industries
- Hygienic design in stainless steel, CIP-compatible
- Customised designs and container sizes
Our drum blenders are used in pharmaceutical production, laboratories, cosmetics and food supplements. The devices are also ideal for powder blends in the chemical or plastics industry.
Drum blender
Applications
- Blending
- Homogenisieren
- Inking
- Dissolving solid matters in liquids
Learn more about... Drum blender:
Laboratory blender MIXOMAT mini
- Laboratory blender suitable for recipients of 0.5 up to 2.0l
- Including recpients from plastic of 0.5, 1.0 and 2.0l
- With speed adjusting and digital timer
Laboratory blender MIXOMAT A
- Laboratory blender for containers up to 25l
- Different models for containers from 1-25l
- Available as one- or double-sided blenders
Drum blender MIXOMAT B
- 3 blender sizes available for load capacities of 100, 200 or 400 kg
- Available as one- or double-sided blender
- Customised executions available
Tilting drum blender MIXOMAT C
- Tilting housing (MIXOMAT C-SE) or tilting shaft (MIXOMAT C-HE)
- Customised executions available
- Adapter system for various container sizes
FAQs about blending
- What is the recommended maximum fill level of the blending container to achieve a good blending result?
- What blending time is recommended?
- What are the largest blending containers that can be processed by MIXOMAT blenders?
- What are the main differences between MIXOMAT mini, A, B, and C?
- Are MIXOMAT blenders suitable for pharmaceutical applications?
- Are MIXOMAT blenders equipped with a printer for printing out the mixing protocol?
- What are the main applications for which MIXOMAT blenders are used?
- Where are MIXOMAT tumbling blenders used?
- What distinguishes MIXOMAT drum blenders?
- What is a drum blender?
- What is the difference between drum blenders and laboratory blenders?