Welcome to the latest video from Even Mix™ where mixing IS Rocket Science. You deserve a better mixing experience. We see the existence of poor mixing performance and air bubbles in the liquid as a problem. If your liquid isn’t mixed evenly – it’s a problem. If you have a significant amount of air bubbles Read more about Even Mix™ versus The Incumbent[…]
Pinless mixing blade review is showed in the video below. We will be mixing mixing glycerin, an 1,100 centipoise liquid that is the same viscosity as most paints. As you can see in the video, the mixing action is a result of the variable pitch Even Mix™ blades which are designed to produce a vector that mixes liquids horizontally, Read more about Even Mix™ Pinless Mixing Blade Review[…]
The IBC Mixer by Even Mix™ is the latest innovation in the mixing market. With our unique mixed-flow blade, we offer superior mixing performance with a lightweight blade that mixes at low speeds and doesn’t introduce air into your product. Nearly all mixers in the market today are heavy, requiring additional equipment like forklifts for Read more about Mixing Corn Gluten Is Easy With Our IBC Mixer[…]
The Even Mix™ offers reliable, easy to handle and light weight mixing system for IBC’s 55 gallon drums and standard mixing containers. The Even Mix™ mixing system design has an integrated approach to the whole system.
This system is made up of three major components:
The Even Mix™ power systems use either a high speed air motor or a high speed electric motor running in the range of 20,000 RPM. High speed is necessary for the low weight system as a high motor speed is reduced to a 250 RPM output speed through gear reduction. Let’s compare the Even Mix™ electric motor with electric motors in the market. A ½ horsepower, 120 volt AC electric motor running at 1,750 RPM has a weight of approximately 22 lbs. The Even Mix™ electric or air motor with controller running at 20,000 RPM has a weight of under 2 lbs!
The power transmission system is a multistage high efficiency planetary gearing system which reduces the speed at the same time increasing the torque. The power going into the gearing system is the same as the power leaving the system exchanging speed for torque. Our planetary gearing systems are over 95% efficient therefore input and output power are essentially the same. As an example a three stage planetary gearing system with a four to one gear reduction per stage results in reducing the low load speed from 20,000 RPM to 212 RPM while increasing the stall torque from 1 NM to 64 NM (47 ft. lbs.). The weight of this power transmission system is approximately 2 lbs. […]
Variable Pitch In our continued effort to inform our current and potential customers, we’d like to give a sneak peek at our blade’s most vital feature: variable pitch. Variable pitch is nothing necessarily new. Aircraft and ships have been using it for decades now, and with great success. It’s simply a twist in the blade, Read more about Get a Different Angle: Variable Pitch[…]