The horizontal ribbon mixer drives the material inside the barrel to move through the inner and outer diameter spirals installed on the mixing shaft, enabling the agitator to **extensively** turn the material within the barrel. In terms of the agitator structure, the spirals are designed as inner and outer, left and right counter-rotating spirals. During operation, the inner spiral drives the material near the shaft axis to rotate around the axis, pushing it axially from the center to both sides, while the outer spiral drives the material near the barrel wall to rotate around the axis, pushing it axially from both sides toward the center. This creates convective circulation, shear mixing, and intermingling of the material within the barrel, achieving rapid and uniform mixing of the material in a short period.
Under the influence of the sex factor, the mixing effect of the horizontal ribbon mixer is not affected by the size or density of particles, and it also performs well with sticky materials.
The smooth mixing process reduces damage to fragile materials, and the addition of a flying knife structure also serves a crushing function.
The horizontal structure features a lower body height, making it easy to install.
In the stirring structure, the forward and reverse rotating spiral strips are installed on the same horizontal axis, creating a low-power, high-efficiency mixing environment.
The horizontal ribbon mixer is mainly used for the production of putty powder and can also serve as an entry-level thermal insulation mortar mixer.